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             C L A S S   A C T I O N   R E P O R T E R

            Monday, February 23, 2015, Vol. 17, No. 38


                             Headlines

500 FOREST AVENUE: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Wages & Damages
ADT CORP: "Baker" Suit Transferred From N.D. to C.D. Illinois
AIRLINE HIGHWAY: Faces Class Suit Alleging Violations of RICO Act
ALIBABA GROUP: Faces "Rand" Suit Over Misleading Fin'l Reports
AMIRA NATURE: Sued Over Misleading Financial Reports, Suit Says

ANACO: "Shamsnia" Case Can't Proceed as Class Action
ANGLETON DANBURY: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages
ANTHEM INC: Faces "Hodges" Suit in Ark. Over Alleged Data Breach
ANTHEM INC: Faces "Kamal" Suit in N.Y. Over Alleged Data Breach
ANTHEM INC: Faces "McInnis" Suit in Kan. Over Alleged Data Breach

ANTHEM INC: Faces "Sojourner" Suit Over Alleged Data Breach
ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages
AUGUST VAZAC: Accused of Violating Disabilities Act in New York
AVALONBAY COMMUNITIES: Sued Over Injuries Caused by Negligence
BATH & BODY: District Court Has Jurisdiction Over "Jones" Suit

BAY RIDGE: Faces "Atriano" Suit Over Failure to Pay Overtime
BERTUCCI CONTRACTING: Bid to Bifurcate Issues at Trial Denied
BEST BUY: Fails to Pay Overtime Wages Under FLSA, Class Claims
BRINK MANAGEMENT: "Morgenstein" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid OT
CAP CONTRACTING: Accused of Not Paying Proper Overtime Wages

CGG LAND: Plaintiffs' Proposed Notice to Class Must Be Modified
CHI-TOWN PIZZA: Bid to Certify Class in "Rosen" Case Tossed
COHEN & SLAMOWITZ: Court Wants Mediation in "Sam" Action
COLLECTION BUREAU: Violates Fair Debt Collection Act, Suit Says
CORNWELL QUALITY: Appellate Court Enforces Arbitration

COUNTRYWIDE FIN'L: Court Won't Dismiss "Waldrup" 3rd Amended Suit
DR. CUT LANDSCAPE: Fails to Pay Proper Overtime Wages, Suit Says
ECHELON CONSULTING: Fails to Pay Overtime Wages, Suit Claims
EL LILLY: Appellate Court Affirmed Remand Order in "Dudley" Case
FERRELLGAS INC: Fails to Comply With FCRA Requirements, Suit Says

FLY LOW: Suit Seeks to Recover Damages for Wages and Retaliation
FORD MOTOR: NJ Judge Dismissed Suit Over Epic Auto Guaranty
GENERAL NUTRITION: Faces "Reyes" Suit Over Product Misbranding
GNC HOLDINGS: Faces "Mager" Suit in Ohio Over Product Misbranding
HACIENDA ROYAL: "Nunez" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime

IC SYSTEM: Faces Suit Alleging Fair Debt Collection Act Violation
INTEGRITY SOLUTION: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act
ITS FINANCIAL: Motion to Strike 2nd Amended Complaint Denied
ITT EDUCATIONAL: Has Made Unsolicited Calls, "Barton" Suit Claims
JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC: Faces Suit Over Denial of Overtime Wages

JONAH: Gay "Conversion Therapy" Violates Consumer Fraud Act
JP MORGAN: New Mexico Judge Dismissed Insurance Broker's Suit
LIFEWATCH INC: Protective Order Issued in "Donaca" Case
LVNV FUNDING: Bid to Withdraw Reference Denied in Slaughter Case
MATHESON TRI-GAS: Removes "Van Kempen" Suit to N.D. California

MATTRESS FIRM: Faces "Wilson" Suit Over Failure to Pay Overtime
MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ: Sued Over Alleged Racketeering Practices
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE: Removes "Stricklen" Suit to D. New Jersey
NBCAA FUNDING: Fails to Pay Employees Overtime, "Stump" Suit Says
NCO FINANCIAL: Suit Seeks to Stop Illegal Collection Practices

NORTHLAND GROUP: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act
OLD REPUBLIC: 9th Cir. Nixed Appeal Over Denial of Class Cert.
PHARMACIA CORP: Bid to Exclude Expert Testimonies Gets Partial OK
PRE-PAID LEGAL: Motion for Arbitration in Savetsky Suit Denied
PREMIER CONSTRUCTION: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP: Addendum to Settlement Gets Approval
PROTECTION 1 ALARM: Accused of Violating TCPA in New Jersey
PVH CORPORATION: Court Denies Final Approval of Chavez Suit Deal
RAINERI CONSTRUCTION: Court Okays Settlement in "King" Case
REGENCY ENERGY: Stockholder Challenges Proposed Sale to Regency

RUAY THAI: "Perez-Luna" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime
SANOFI US: Faces Class Action Over Unlawful Sales Practices
SKECHERS USA: Faces "Berry" Suit Over Misrepresentation of Shoes
SPEEDPAY INC: Illegally Transacts Business in Fla., Suit Claims
STARBUCKS CORP: Vondersaar's Class Certification Bid Denied

STATE FARM: March 12 Pretrial Conference in "Guadiana" Case
STEAK 'N SHAKE: Faces "Mielo" Suit in Pa. Over Violation of ADA
SUITED CONNECTOR: Moves "Hoffman" Suit to NJ Federal Court
SUPERIOR RESTORATION: Removes "Figueroa" Suit to S.D. Florida
SUPERSHUTTLE INTERNATIONAL: Williams Suit Deal Gets Final Okay

SWATCH GROUP: N.J. Judge Dismissed "Reed" Class Suit
SYNGENTA CORP: Jack Class Suit Consolidated in MIR162 Corn MDL
SYNGENTA CORP: Kaffenbarger Suit Consolidated in MIR162 Corn MDL
TAKASHI YOSHIDA: May 27 Final Fairness Hearing on Leap Suit Deal
TOLEDO, OHIO: State Supreme Court Flips Ruling in Traffic Suit

UNIQUE VACATIONS: Has Sent Unsolicited Facsimiles, Action Claims
WAL-MART STORES: Faces "Jones" in Ark. Over Product Misbranding
WAL-MART STORES: Pa. Supreme Court Affirms $187MM Jury Verdict
WALGREEN CO: Sued for Misbranding "Finest Nutrition" Supplements
WALGREEN CO: Faces "Hollis" Suit Over Product Misbranding

WESTERN PACIFIC: Appeals Court Reversed Arbitration Order
ZOND LLC: Judge Recommends Partial Dismissal of TSMC Suit


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500 FOREST AVENUE: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Wages & Damages
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German Gonzalez-Diaz and Aysegul Polat, individually and in behalf
of all other persons similarly situated v. 500 Forest Avenue Corp.
d/b/a King's Arms Restaurant and Dimitrios Koutsovasilis, Case No.
1:15-cv-00680 (E.D.N.Y., February 10, 2015), seeks to recover
unpaid minimum wages, overtime compensation, and such other relief
under the Fair Labor Standard Act.

The Defendants own and operate a restaurant in Richmond County,
New York.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      John Gurrieri, Esq.
      LAW OFFICE OF JUSTIN A. ZELLER
      277 Broadway Suite 408
      New York, NY 10007
      Telephone: (212) 229-2249
      Facsimile: (212) 229-2246
      E-mail: jmgurrieri@zellerlegal.com


ADT CORP: "Baker" Suit Transferred From N.D. to C.D. Illinois
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The class action lawsuit titled Baker v. The ADT Corporation, et
al., Case No. 1:14-cv-08988, was transferred from the U.S.
District Court for the Northern District of Illinois to the U.S.
District Court for the Central District of Illinois (Urbana).  The
Central District Court Clerk assigned Case No. 2:15-cv-02038-CSB-
DGB to the proceeding.

The Plaintiff brought the action to redress ADT's alleged
deceptive and unlawful business acts and practices in connection
with the sale of wireless home security equipment and monitoring
services.  Specifically, the Plaintiff alleges that ADT markets
its home security equipment and monitoring services as being safe
and reliable, and that ADT uses the most innovative and advanced
technology; however, in reality, ADT's wireless signals are
unencrypted and unauthenticated, and can easily be intercepted and
interfered with by unauthorized third parties.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Thomas A. Zimmerman, Jr., Esq.
          Adam M. Tamburelli, Esq.
          Frank J. Stretz, Esq.
          ZIMMERMAN LAW OFFICES, P.C.
          77 West Washington Street, Suite 1220
          Chicago, IL 60602
          Telephone: (312) 440-0020
          Facsimile: (312) 440-4180
          E-mail: tom@attorneyzim.com
                  adam@attorneyzim.com
                  frank@attorneyzim.com

The Defendants are represented by:

          Mark L. Levine, Esq.
          Daniel R. McElroy, Esq.
          BARTLIT BECK HERMAN PALENCHAR & SCOTT
          54 W Hubbard St., Suite 300
          Chicago, IL 60610
          Telephone: (312) 494-4400
          Facsimile: (312) 494-4440
          E-mail: mark.levine@bartlit-beck.com
                  daniel.mcelroy@bartlit-beck.com

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          Carolyn J. Frantz, Esq.
          BARTLIT BECK HERMAN PALENCHAR & SCOTT
          1899 Wynkoop Street, Suite 800
          Denver, CO 80202
          Telephone: (303) 592-3100
          Facsimile: (303) 592-3140
          E-mail: carolyn.frantz@bartlit-beck.com


AIRLINE HIGHWAY: Faces Class Suit Alleging Violations of RICO Act
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Town of Gulf Stream, a municipality organized and existing under
the laws of Florida, on its own behalf and on behalf of those
municipalities similarly situated; and Wantman Group, Inc., a
domestic company, on its on its own behalf of those companies
similarly situated v. Martin E. O'Boyle, an individual;
Christopher O'Hare, an individual; William Ring, an individual;
Jonathan O'Boyle, an individual; Denise DeMartini, an individual;
Giovani Mesa, an individual; Nicklaus Taylor, an individual; Ryan
Witmer, an individual; Airline Highway, LLC; Commerce GP, Inc.; CG
Acquisition Co., Inc.; CRO Aviation, Inc.; Asset Enhancement,
Inc.; Commerce Realty Group, Inc.; Public Awareness Institute,
Inc.; Citizens Awareness Foundation, Inc.; Our Public Records,
LLC; Stopdirtygovernment, LLC; Commerce Group, Inc.; and The
O'Boyle Law Firm, P.C., Inc., Case No. 9:15-cv-80182-KAM (S.D.
Fla., February 12, 2015) is brought over alleged violations of the
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.

The Plaintiffs are represented by:

          Gerald F. Richman, Esq.
          Leora Beth Freire, Esq.
          RICHMAN GREER, P.A.
          250 Australian Avenue, South, Suite 1504
          West Palm Beach, FL 33401-5016
          Telephone: (561) 803-3500
          Facsimile: (561) 820-1608
          E-mail: grichman@richmangreer.com
                  lfreire@richmangreer.com

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          Eric Matthew Sodhi, Esq.
          RICHMAN GREER, P.A.
          396 Alhambra Circle
          North Tower 14th Floor
          Miami, FL 33134
          Telephone: (305) 373-4000
          Facsimile: (305) 373-4099
          E-mail: esodhi@richmangreer.com


ALIBABA GROUP: Faces "Rand" Suit Over Misleading Fin'l Reports
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Claire Rand, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. Alibaba Group Holding Limited, Jack Yun Ma, Joseph C.
Tsai, Jonathan Zhaoxi Lu, Maggie Wei Wu, Case No. 1:15-cv-00991
(S.D.N.Y., February 11, 2015), alleges that the Defendants made
false and misleading statements, as well as failed to disclose
material adverse facts about the Company's business, operations,
and prospects.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited is a Chinese e-commerce company that
provides consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer, and business-
to-business sales services via web portals, as well as electronic
payment services, a shopping search engine, and data-centric cloud
computing services.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Robert C. Finkel, Esq.
      Fei-Lu Qian, Esq.
      Joshua H. Saltzman, Esq.
      WOLF POPPER LLP
      845 Third Avenue
      New York, NY 10022
      Telephone: (212) 759-4600
      Facsimile: (212)486-2093
      E-mail: rfinkel@wolfpopper.com
              fqian@wolfpopper.com
              jsaltzman@wolfpopper.com


AMIRA NATURE: Sued Over Misleading Financial Reports, Suit Says
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Robert Read, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. Amira Nature Foods Ltd., Karan A. Chanana, Bruce C.
Wacha, Ritesh Suneja, and Ashish Poddar, Case No. 2:15-cv-00957
(C.D. Cal., February 10, 2015), alleges that the Defendants made
false and misleading statements, and failed to disclose material
adverse facts about the Company's business, operations, prospects
and performance.

Amira Nature Foods Ltd. is a British Virgin Islands Corporation
that processes, markets, and sells rice and other food products
with its principal executive offices located in Dubai, United Arab
Emirates.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Laurence M. Rosen, Esq.
      THE ROSEN LAW FIRM, P.A.
      355 South Grand Avenue, Suite 2450
      Los Angeles, CA 90071
      Telephone: (213) 785-2610
      Facsimile: (213) 226-4684
      E-mail: lrosen@rosenlegal.com


ANACO: "Shamsnia" Case Can't Proceed as Class Action
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District Judge Otis D. Wright III of the Central District of
California denied plaintiff's motion for class certification in
the case MORTEZA SHAMSNIA, on behalf of himself and all others
similarly situated, Plaintiff, v. ANACO; TYLER PIPE COMPANY; and
MCWANE, INC., Defendants, CASE NO. 2:14-Cv-01431-ODW (VBKX) (C.D.
Cal.)

Morteza Shamsnia owns a condominium unit in The Longford Building,
located at 10790 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. In
2010, a cast-iron pipe allegedly manufactured by defendants
ruptured and caused flooding in his unit. According to him, the
cast-iron pipe failed as a result of a defect in the casting of
the pipe, and the same type of pipe is located throughout the
building. Shamsnia filed a product liability suit against
defendant and seeks to certify a class defined as "All owners or
fractional owners of condominiums and/or common elements/areas in
The Longford building located at 10790 Wilshire Boulevard, Los
Angeles, California".

Judge Wright denied plaintiff's motion for class certification and
finds that the class certification is not appropriate because
Shamsnia failed to carry her burden under Rule 23(a)(4) of the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

A copy of Judge Wright's order dated December 30, 2014, is
available at http://is.gd/7eGULXfrom Leagle.com.

Morteza Shamsnia, Plaintiff, represented by Gary J Gambel --
ggambel@mrsnola.com -- at Murphy Rogers Sloss and Gambel; Jennifer
N Willis -- Jenniferwblaw@bellsouth.net -- at Willis and Buckley
APC; Roy F Amedee, Jr. -- at Roy F Amedee Law Offices;  Wayne P
Tate -- WayneTate@OTBTlaw.com  -- at Ostendorf Tate Barentt and
Tagtmeyer LLP

McWane, Inc., ANACO, and Tyler Pipe Company, Defendants,
represented by Jeffrey B Bell -- jbell@hillfarrer.com -- Scott
Leroy Gilmore -- sgilmore@hillfarrer.com -- at Hill Farrer &
Burrill


ANGLETON DANBURY: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages
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Stefani Hobbs, Individually and On Behalf of All Others Similarly
Situated v. Angleton Danbury Hospital Foundation d/b/a Angleton
Danbury Medical Center and UTMB Healthcare Systems, Inc., Case No.
3:15-cv-00029 (S.D. Tex., February 11, 2015) seeks to recover
unpaid overtime wages pursuant to the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Angleton Danbury Hospital Foundation, doing business as Angleton
Danbury Medical Center, is a domestic, non-profit corporation.
UTMB Healthcare Systems, Inc. is a domestic, non-profit
corporation.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Alfonso Kennard Jr., Esq.
          Amanda Hernandez, Esq.
          KENNARD BLANKENSHIP ROBINSON P.C.
          5433 Westheimer Road, Suite 825
          Houston, TX 77056
          Telephone: (713) 742-0900
          Facsimile: (713) 742-0951
          E-mail: alfonso.kennard@kennardlaw.com
                  amanda.hernandez@kennardlaw.com

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          Charles H. Peckham, Esq.
          Mary A. Martin, Esq.
          PECKHAM, PLLC
          Two Bering Park
          800 Bering Drive, Suite 220
          Houston, TX 77057
          Telephone: (713) 574-9044
          Facsimile: (713) 493-2255
          E-mail: cpeckham@peckhampllc.com
                  mmartin@peckhampllc.com


ANTHEM INC: Faces "Hodges" Suit in Ark. Over Alleged Data Breach
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Kenneth A. Hodges v. Anthem, Inc., Case No. 4:15-cv-00083 (E.D.
Ark., February 10, 2015), is brought against the Defendant for
failure to provide adequate security and protection for its
computer systems containing patient's personally identifiable
information and personal health information.

Anthem Inc. is an Indiana corporation that owns and operates a
managed health care company.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Alex G. Streett, Esq.
      James A. Streett, Esq.
      STREETT LAW FIRM, P.A.
      107 West Main
      Russellville, AR 72801
      Telephone: (479) 968-2030
      Facsimile: (479) 968-6253
      E-mail: alex@streettlaw.com
              james@streettlaw.com


ANTHEM INC: Faces "Kamal" Suit in N.Y. Over Alleged Data Breach
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Hany Kamal and Annette Kamal, individually and on behalf of a
class of all similarly situated individuals in the United States
v. Anthem Inc., et al., Case No. 1:15-cv-00984 (S.D.N.Y., February
11, 2015), is brought against the Defendant for failure to provide
adequate security and protection for its computer systems
containing patient's personally identifiable information and
personal health information.

Anthem Inc. is an Indiana corporation that owns and operates a
managed health care company.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Gil Santamarina, Esq.
      SANTAMARINA & ASSOCIATES
      260 Madison Avenue, 17th Floor
      New York, NY 10016
      Telephone: (212) 965-1678
      Facsimile: (212) 537-0012


ANTHEM INC: Faces "McInnis" Suit in Kan. Over Alleged Data Breach
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Randi McInnis, on behalf of herself and all others similarly
situated v. Anthem, Inc., et al., Case No. 2:15-cv-02577 (D. Kan.,
February 11, 2015), is brought against the Defendant for failure
to provide adequate security and protection for its computer
systems containing patient's personally identifiable information
and personal health information.

Anthem Inc. is an Indiana corporation that owns and operates a
managed health care company.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Richard M. Paul III, Esq.
      Ashlea G. Schwarz, Esq.
      PAUL McINNES LLP
      601 Walnut Street, Suite 300
      Kansas City, MO 64106
      Telephone: (816) 984-8100
      Facsimile: (816) 984-8101
      E-mail: paul@paulmcinnes.com
              ashlea@paulmcinnes.com

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      Jonathan Little, Esq.
      SAEED and LITTLE LLP
      1433 N. Meridian Street
      Indianapolis, IN 46202
      Telephone: (317) 721-9214
      E-mail: jon@sllawfirm.com


ANTHEM INC: Faces "Sojourner" Suit Over Alleged Data Breach
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Cliff Sojourner, individually and on behalf of all others
similarly situated v. Anthem, Inc., Case No. 3:15-cv-00637 (N.D.
Cal., February 10, 2015), is brought against the Defendant for
failure to provide adequate security and protection for its
computer systems containing patient's personally identifiable
information and personal health information.

Anthem Inc. is an Indiana corporation that owns and operates a
managed health care company.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      John H. Gomez, Esq.
      John P. Fiske, Esq.
      Deborah S. Dixon, Esq.
      Stephanie S. Poli, Esq.
      GOMEZ TRIAL ATTORNEYS
      655 West Broadway Suite1700
      San Diego, CA 92101
      Telephone: (619) 237-3490
      Facsimile: (619) 237-3496
      E-mail: jgomez@gomeziagmin.com
              jfiske@gomeziagmin.com
              ddixon@gomeziagmin.com
              spoli@gomeziagmin.com

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      Katrina Carroll, Esq.
      Kyle A. Shamberg, Esq.
      LITE DEPALMA GREENBERG, LLC
      211 W. Wacker Drive, Suite 500
      Chicago, IL 60613
      Telephone: (312) 750-1265
      E-mail: kcarroll@litedepalma.com
              kshamberg@litedepalma.com


ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages
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Virginia Gascoigne, on behalf of herself and others similarly
situated v. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., an Illinois corporation,
and Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc., a Delaware corporation, Case
No. 9:15-cv-80166 (S.D. Fla., February 10, 2015), seeks to recover
unpaid overtime compensation, an additional equal amount as
liquidated damages, and costs and reasonable attorney's fees under
the Fair Labor Standard Act.

The Defendants own and operate an insurance brokerage and risk
management services firms.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Thomas U. Graner, Esq.
      GRANER LAW GROUP, P.A.
      720 E. Palmetto Park Road
      Boca Raton, FL 33432
      Telephone: (561) 750-2445
      Facsimile: 750-2446
      E-mail: tom@granerlaw.com


AUGUST VAZAC: Accused of Violating Disabilities Act in New York
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Fredkiey Hurley, individually v. August Vazac Restaurant Inc.
d/b/a Vazac's Horseshoe Bar, a New York for profit corporation,
Case No. 1:15-cv-01005 (S.D.N.Y., February 11, 2015) is an action
for injunctive relief for alleged violations of the Americans with
Disabilities Act entitling the Plaintiff to attorneys' fees,
litigation expenses and costs.

Mr. Hurley suffers from a relatively rare genetic disorder and is
permanently disabled and confined to a wheelchair.

August Vazac Restaurant Inc. d/b/a Vazac's Horseshoe Bar, a New
York for profit corporation, is the operator of a bar and dining
establishment located in New York City.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Tara Demetriades, Esq.
          ADA ACCESSIBILITY ASSOCIATES
          1076 Wolver Hollow Road
          Oyster Bay, NY 11771
          Telephone: (516) 595-5009
          E-mail: TDemetriades@Aol.com


AVALONBAY COMMUNITIES: Sued Over Injuries Caused by Negligence
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Digna Gutierrez, individually and on behalf of all others
similarly situated v. Avalonbay Communities, Inc. and John Does 1-
20, Case No. 2:15-cv-01069 (D.N.J., February 9, 2015), is  brought
on behalf of the class members who have suffered economic injuries
or property damages as a result of the fire caused by unlicensed
maintenance workers who were using a blowtorch while attempting to
perform plumbing work.

Avalonbay Communities, Inc. is a Maryland corporation that
operates as a real estate, with its principal place of business
located at Ballston Tower, 671 N. Glebe Rd, Suite 800, Arlington,
Virginia 22203.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Bruce D. Greenberg, Esq.
      Mayra V. Tarantino, Esq.
      LITE DEPALMA GREENBERG, LLC
      Two Gateway Center, Suite 1201
      Newark, NJ 07102
      Telephone: (973) 623-3000
      Facsimile: (973) 623-0858
      E-mail: bgreenberg@litedepalma.com
              mtarantino@litedepalma.com


BATH & BODY: District Court Has Jurisdiction Over "Jones" Suit
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The United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, reversed the
district court's remand order in the case ADAM JONES, individually
as an aggrieved employee and on behalf of other aggrieved
employees, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. BATH & BODY WORKS, LLC,
Defendant-Appellant, No. 14-56778 (9th Cir.)

The district court remanded the putative class action to state
court.  Bath & Body Works appealed . The sole dispute on appeal
was whether defendant has met its burden of proof under the Class
Action Fairness Act of 2005 (CAFA), 28 U.S.C. Section 1332(d), to
establish that the amount in controversy exceeds $5 million.

The appellate court reversed the district court's remand order and
concluded that the district court has jurisdiction pursuant to the
Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 ("CAFA"), 28 U.S.C. Section
1332(d). The appellate court agrees with the parties that
defendant has submitted sufficient evidence to show by a
preponderance of the evidence that the amount in controversy
exceeds $5 million.

A copy of the Ninth Circuit's memorandum dated December 29, 2014,
is available at http://is.gd/wNzN0Cfrom Leagle.com.

The Ninth Circuit panel consists of Circuit Judges Susan Graber,
Ronald M. Gould and Consuelo Maria Callahan.


BAY RIDGE: Faces "Atriano" Suit Over Failure to Pay Overtime
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Evaristo Atriano, Agustin Atriano, individually and on behalf of
all others similarly situated v.  Bay Ridge Restaurant Ltd. d/b/a
Trace Restaurant, George Kabbez and Robert Fadel, Case No. 1:15-
cv-00678 (E.D.N.Y., February 10, 2015), is brought against the
Defendants for failure to pay overtime wages for hours worked over
40 hours per week.

The Defendants own and operate a Mexican restaurant and lounge
located in the Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Brent E. Pelton, Esq.
      PELTON & ASSOCIATES, PC
      111 Broadway, Suite 1503
      New York, NY 10006
      Telephone: (212) 385-9700
      Facsimile: (212) 385-0800
      E-mail: pelton@peltonlaw.com


BERTUCCI CONTRACTING: Bid to Bifurcate Issues at Trial Denied
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District Judge Carl J. Barbier of the Eastern District of
Louisiana denied claimants' motion to bifurcate issues at trial in
the case entitled IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPLAINT OF BERTUCCI
CONTRACTING CO., LLC, AS OWNER OF THE M/V SHARON GAIL, FOR
EXONERATION FROM OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY, SECTION: "J"(3),
CIVIL ACTION NO. 12-664 C/W. NO. 12-697., 12-1783, 12-1912, 12-
1914 (E.D. La.)

The State of Louisiana contracted Bertucci Contracting Company,
LLC and NASDI, LLC -- Limitation Petitioners -- to perform a
number of services, including transporting concrete from
Interstate 10 Twin Span Bridges to a staging area located within
St. Tammany Parish and conducting concrete crushing operations.

The claimants Daniel and Shirley Wagner are home owners who live
in proximity to the staging area in St. Tammany Parish. Together
with other claimants, they filed a class action lawsuit in the
Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans against the
Limitation Petitioners, asserting that their properties were
inundated with noise, vibrations, and dust for an extended period
of time. Claimants specifically alleged that the Limitation
Petitioners' operations constituted a nuisance in violation of St.
Tammany Parish Noise and Dust Ordinances and Louisiana general
nuisance law, set forth in Articles 667-669 and 2315 of the
Louisiana Civil Code.  The Limitation Petitioners then proceeded
to file a limitation action in District Court, seeking to limit
any potential liability incurred by the concrete crushing
operations to the value of the vessels owned and operated by
Limitation Petitioners which were engaged in these operations.

Claimants filed a motion to bifurcate issues at trial.
Specifically claimants request that the court first hear argument
and rule on the issue of Limitation Petitioners' ability to limit
their liability, and then, if necessary, conduct a trial regarding
the remaining issues in the case, most notably the issue of
damages.

District Judge Barbier denied claimants' motion to bifurcate
issues at trial, finding that bifurcation is improper.

A copy of Judge Barbier's order and reasons dated January 8, 2015,
is available at http://is.gd/utJUrrfrom Leagle.com.

NASDI, L.L.C., Consol Petitioner, represented by Richard John
Tyler, Jones Walker, Catherine Barrett Rice, Jones Walker, Etienne
Balart, Jones Walker, Graham H. Ryan, Jones Walker, Jefferson
Randolph Tillery, Jones Walker, Michael A. Chernekoff, Jones
Walker & William C. Baldwin, Jones Walker

Coastal Logistics, L.L.C., Consol Petitioner, represented by Rufus
C. Harris, III, Harris & Rufty, LLC, Alfred Jackson Rufty, III,
Harris & Rufty, LLC, Cindy Galpin Martin, Harris & Rufty, LLC,
Jill Schultz Willhoft, Harris & Rufty, LLC, Kyle Andrew Khoury,
Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse, Rowen A. Fricker, Pusateri Barrios
Guillot & Greenbaum & Salvador Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios
Guillot & Greenbaum

Triple C Towing, LLC, Consol Petitioner, represented by Salvador
Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Kyle Andrew
Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse & Rowen A. Fricker, Pusateri
Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum

REC Marine Logistics, LLC, Consol Petitioner, represented by
Salvador Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum,
Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse & Rowen A.
Fricker, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum

Anselmi Marine, LLC, Consol Petitioner, represented by Salvador
Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Kyle Andrew
Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse & Rowen A. Fricker, Pusateri
Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum

Bertucci Contracting Co., L.L.C., Petitioner, represented by
Randolph J. Waits, Waits, Emmett & Popp,John F. Emmett, Waits,
Emmett & Popp, Jordan Nichole Teich, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Mark
Andrew Hill, Waits, Emmett & Popp & Matthew F. Popp, Waits, Emmett
& Popp
Daniel P Wagner, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Bonnie Adele
Kendrick, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC,
Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law, Sean S.
Cassidy, Smith Stag, LLC & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shirley J Wagner, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Bonnie Adele
Kendrick, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC,
Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael J Appleton, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michelle H Appleton, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC


Disposal Services, Inc., Claimant, represented by Virgil A. Lacy,
III, Blue Williams, LLP & Alexis Katz Caughey, Blue Williams, LLP

Tammany Holding Company, LLC, Claimant, represented by Robert Seth
Reich, Reich, Album & Plunkett, LLC & Lawrence R. Plunkett, Jr.,
Reich, Album & Plunkett, LLC

Louisiana Department of Transportation Development, Claimant,
represented by Jose R. Cot, Hurley & Cot, APLC

Office of Coastal Protection Restoration State of Louisiana,
Claimant, represented by Jose R. Cot, Hurley & Cot, APLC, Clifton
O. Bingham, Jr., Office of Coastal Protection Restoration, State
of Louis & Richelle N. Moore, Law Office of Coastal Protection &
Restoration

NASDI, L.L.C., Claimant, represented by Richard John Tyler, Jones
Walker, Catherine Barrett Rice, Jones Walker, Etienne Balart,
Jones Walker, Graham H. Ryan, Jones Walker, Jefferson Randolph
Tillery, Jones Walker, Michael A. Chernekoff, Jones Walker &
William C. Baldwin, Jones Walker

David Cannon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Katie Cannon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Frank Mangano, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anna Marie Mangano, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mark T. Palermo, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lisa B. Palermo, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ross Eirich, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gena Eirich, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Murphy Yuratich, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Elaine Yuratich, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Robert Tynes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gena Tynes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Perry Balli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Angela Balli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mark Anthony Dernovsek, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sunchong Om Dernovsek, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tri Trinh, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Thanh Trinh, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tony Goutierrez, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Cathy P. Goutierrez, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Keith B. Roser, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Beverly J. Roser, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Steven M. Ordes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shannon L. Ordes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Malcolm Sutter, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathryn French, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gregory J. Walters, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Rosaria Sheppard, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John L. Dimiceli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Elaine Dimiceli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Justin Goutierrez, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joshua B. Roser, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Corrie Ann Roser, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Caroline B. Buchard, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Wagner Thompson, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lindsay A. Wagner, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

James E. Daspit, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Janet Daspit, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Allan Maxwell, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Barbara Maxwell, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Daniel J Deblanc, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

A. Sharon Deblanc, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joyce A. Sander, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Karen S. Weiskopf, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Frank D. Natal, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Hiep Q. Pham, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ngoc-Thuy Thi Dang, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Darren M. Vigee, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Shasta K. Vigee, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Scott Gernon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Stephanie Luhta, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gill Audibert, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Barbara Audibert, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ronald Carrone, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Carrone, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Forbes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Nguyen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anne Cannon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jordan Mangano, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Chester L. Keating, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ronald Robin, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sara Clark, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Rita Hoffman, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Everett Kane, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mark McGarity, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gina McGarity, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jay V. Dolhonde, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joni L. Dolhonde, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Bohte, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC.
Constance Bohte, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Delaney, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Dolores Delaney, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Thomas Lukowski, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joan Lukowksi, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Juan Price, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gail Price, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Nancy Zucconi, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at
Law

Patrick Sensebe, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Sensebe, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William Ertel, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Marlene Ertel, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ricky W. Barber, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Walter J. Cancienne, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Patricia G. Cancienne, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Cole, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Allison Cole, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ernest Pilgreen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jeanny Pilgreen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William M. Stephenson, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kayla D. Carney, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gregory Guillot, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Pamela Guillot, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lester Parks, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carole Parks, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Reine, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Reine, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lindsay A. Reine, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert St. John, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Betty St John, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edward Thomas, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Bobbie Thomas, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Hoang Duong, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Donald Ducote, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathleen Ducote, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gayle Fiore, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Baudier, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sheryl Baudier, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William R. Bourke, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Susan Bourke, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edmund Ring, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kristie Ring, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anthony A. Fiore, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Quinn A. Fiore, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Evan A. Fiore, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Smith L. Day, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary B. Day, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Teresa K. Gernon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Thuy Tran-Nguyen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anthony Cannon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Dennis L. Blocker, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Alan Cox, Sr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Clement E. Huerstel, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Ann Lasseigne Huerstel, Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joseph Hanna, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Hanna, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jimmy Hanna, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tuynh Van Nguyen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Lan Vu-Nguyen, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Mark Myers, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gaynel Myers, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Don Wilson, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at
Law

Suzette Wilson, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Courtney Villavasso, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Addie Villavasso, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Alejandro Gonzalez, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Cindy Gonzalez, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

David Miceli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michele Miceli, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Agnes Beaver, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Bruno, Jr, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sandra Bruno, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robin Orthober, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Wendy Tynes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John B Canty, IV, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tanya Canty, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Dunbar, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Stefanie Dunbar, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Myrtle Hebert, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

David Jarrell, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Debra Jarrell, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kimberly Frances Dernovsek, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jennifer Smith, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

GarlSmith, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Daniel M. Smith, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Alexis C. Cannon, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Karl DorClaimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith Stag,
LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith
Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law &
Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sandra DorClaimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joseph Sexton, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathy Sexton, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Elizabeth Chauvin, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Terry Chistoffer, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Fisher, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Fisher, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Harry M. Fisher, Sr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kenneth Trahan, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ellen Trahan, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Angela Thomas, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Randall Jason Thomas, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edward Davis, III, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shawndra Davis, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Harry M. Fisher, Jr., Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Todd Melerine, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Melissa Melerine, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Bailee Ordes, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Susan B. Lane, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Todd Page, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tiffany Page, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Wayne T. Hess, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jeff Rogers, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Anna Rogers, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jason Blais, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anselmi Marine, LLC, Claimant, represented by Salvador Joseph
Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Allan C. Crane,
Miller Law Firm, Paducah & Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian
& Paysse

Coastal Logistics, L.L.C., Claimant, represented by Salvador
Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Alfred
Jackson Rufty, III, Harris & Rufty, LLC, Cindy Galpin Martin,
Harris & Rufty, LLC, Jill Schultz Willhoft, Harris & Rufty, LLC,
Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse, Rowen A. Fricker,
Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum & Rufus C. Harris, III,
Harris & Rufty, LLC

Triple C Towing, LLC, Claimant, represented by Salvador Joseph
Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum & Kyle Andrew
Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse

Rose Campagna, Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith, Smith
Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at
Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tammany Holding Company, LLC, Consol Claimant, represented by
Robert Seth Reich, Reich, Album & Plunkett, LLC & Lawrence R.
Plunkett, Jr., Reich, Album & Plunkett, LLC

Bertucci Contracting Co., L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by
Randolph J. Waits, Waits, Emmett & Popp, John F. Emmett, Waits,
Emmett & Popp, Jordan Nichole Teich, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Mark
Andrew Hill, Waits, Emmett & Popp & Matthew F. Popp, Waits, Emmett
& Popp

Anselmi Marine, LLC, Consol Claimant, represented by Salvador
Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Allan C.
Crane, Miller Law Firm, Paducah & Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson,
Yacoubian & Paysse

Triple C Towing, LLC, Consol Claimant, represented by Salvador
Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum, Allan C.
Crane, Miller Law Firm, Paducah & Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson,
Yacoubian & Paysse

Coastal Logistics, L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by
Salvador Joseph Pusateri, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum,
Alfred Jackson Rufty, III, Harris & Rufty, LLC, Cindy Galpin
Martin, Harris & Rufty, LLC, Jill Schultz Willhoft, Harris &
Rufty, LLC, Kyle Andrew Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse, Rowen
A. Fricker, Pusateri Barrios Guillot & Greenbaum & Rufus C.
Harris, III, Harris & Rufty, LLC

Office of Coastal Protection Restoration State of Louisiana,
Consol Claimant, represented by Jose R. Cot, Hurley & Cot, APLC,
Clifton O. Bingham, Jr., Office of Coastal Protection Restoration,
State of Louis &Richelle N. Moore, Law Office of Coastal
Protection & Restoration

Louisiana Department of Transportation Development, Consol
Claimant, represented by Jose R. Cot, Hurley & Cot, APLC.
Disposal Services, Inc., Consol Claimant, represented by Virgil A.
Lacy, III, Blue Williams, LLP & Alexis Katz Caughey, Blue
Williams, LLP

Thuy Tran-Nguyen, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Kyle
Andrew Khoury, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse, Michael G. Stag, Smith
Stag, LLC & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Clement E. Huerstel, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Ann Lasseigne Huerstel, Consol Claimant, represented by
Stuart Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC,Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag,
LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates
McMillin, Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joseph A. Hanna, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jimmy Hanna, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Lan Vu-Nguyen, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Mark Myers, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gaynel Myers, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Don Wilson, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law

Suzette Wilson, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Alejandro Gonzalez, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Cindy Gonzalez, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

David Miceli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michele Miceli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Agnes Beaver, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Bruno, Jr, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sandra Bruno, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robin Orthober, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Wendy Tynes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John B Canty, IV, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tanya Canty, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC & Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC

Tanya Canty, Consol Claimant, represented by Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at
Law

Tanya Canty, Consol Claimant, represented by Stephen H. Wussow,
Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Dunbar, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Stephanie Dunbar, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

David Jarrell, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Debra Jarrell, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Daniel P Wagner, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Bonnie
Adele Kendrick, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag,
LLC,Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law, Sean S.
Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shirley J Wagner, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Bonnie
Adele Kendrick, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag,
LLC,Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law, Sean S.
Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

David Cannon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Katie Cannon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Frank Mangano, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anna Marie Mangano, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael J Appleton, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Michelle H Appleton, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Mark T. Palermo, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lisa B. Palermo, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ross Eirich, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gena Eirich, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Murphy Yuratich, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Elaine Yuratich, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Robert Tynes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Perry Balli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Angela Balli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sunchong Om Dernovsek, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tri Trinh, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Thanh Trinh, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tony Goutierrez, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Cathy P. Goutierrez, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Keith B. Roser, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Beverly J. Roser, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Steven M. Ordes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shannon L. Ordes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Malcolm Sutter, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathryn French, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gregory J. Walters, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Rosaria Sheppard, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John L. Dimiceli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Elaine Dimiceli, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Justin Goutierrez, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joshua B. Roser, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Corrie Ann Roser, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Wagner Thompson, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lindsay A. Wagner, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

James E. Daspit, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Janet Daspit, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Allan Maxwell, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Barbara Maxwell, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC.
Daniel J Deblanc, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

A. Sharon Deblanc, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joyce A. Sander, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Karen S. Weiskopf, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Frank D. Natal, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Hiep Q. Pham, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ngoc-Thuy Thi Dang, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Darren M. Vigee, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Shasta K. Vigee, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Scott Gernon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jason Blais, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Stephanie Luhta, Consol Claimant, represented by Ashley M. Liuzza,
Smith Stag, LLC

Stephanie Luhta, Consol Claimant, represented by Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gill Audibert, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Barbara Audibert, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ronald Carrone, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Carrone, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Forbes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Nguyen, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anne Cannon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jordan Mangano, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Chester L. Keating, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ronald Robin, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sara Clark, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Rita Hoffman, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Everett Kane, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mark McGarity, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gina McGarity, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jay V. Dolhonde, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joni L. Dolhonde, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Bohte, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Constance Bohte, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Delaney, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Dolores Delaney, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Thomas Lukowski, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joan Lukowksi, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Juan Price, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Nancy Zucconi, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Patrick Sensebe, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Sensebe, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William Ertel, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Marlene Ertel, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ricky W. Barber, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Walter J. Cancienne, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Patricia G. Cancienne, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

John Cole, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Allison Cole, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ernest Pilgreen, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jeanny Pilgreen, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William M. Stephenson, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kayla D. Carney, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gregory Guillot, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Pamela Guillot, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lester Parks, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carole Parks, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Reine, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Carol Reine, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Lindsay A. Reine, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert St. John, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Betty St John, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edward Thomas, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Bobbie Thomas, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Hoang Duong, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC & Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC

Hoang Duong, Consol Claimant, represented by
Hoang Duong, Consol Claimant, represented by Stephen H. Wussow,
Smith Stag, LLC

Donald Ducote, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC

Donald Ducote, Consol Claimant, represented by Ashley M. Liuzza,
Smith Stag, LLC

Donald Ducote, Consol Claimant, represented by Michael G. Stag,
Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys at Law
& Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathleen Ducote, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gayle Fiore, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Robert Baudier, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sheryl Baudier, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

William R. Bourke, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Susan Bourke, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edmund Ring, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kristie Ring, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anthony A. Fiore, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Quinn A. Fiore, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Evan A. Fiore, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Smith L. Day, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary B. Day, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gena Tynes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mark Anthony Dernovsek, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Gail Price, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Teresa K. Gernon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Alan Cox, Sr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Anthony Cannon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Dennis L. Blocker, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joseph Hanna, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Hanna, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Courtney Villavasso, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Addie Villavasso, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC & Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law

Myrtle Hebert, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jennifer Smith, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

GarlSmith, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Daniel M. Smith, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Alexis C. Cannon, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Karl Dorand, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Sandra Dorand, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Joseph Sexton, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kathy Sexton, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Elizabeth Chauvin, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Terry Chistoffer, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Michael Fisher, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kim Fisher, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Harry M. Fisher, Sr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Kenneth Trahan, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Ellen Trahan, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Angela Thomas, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Randall Jason Thomas, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Edward Davis, III, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Shawndra Davis, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Harry M. Fisher, Jr., Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Todd Melerine, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Melissa Melerine, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Bailee Ordes, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Susan B. Lane, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Todd Page, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Tiffany Page, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Wayne T. Hess, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Jeff Rogers, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law &Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Mary Anna Rogers, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Bertucci Contracting Co., L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by
Randolph J. Waits, Waits, Emmett & Popp, John F. Emmett, Waits,
Emmett & Popp, Jordan Nichole Teich, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Mark
Andrew Hill, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Matthew F. Popp, Waits, Emmett
& Popp, Randolph J. Waits, Waits, Emmett & Popp, John F. Emmett,
Waits, Emmett & Popp, Jordan Nichole Teich, Waits, Emmett & Popp,
Mark Andrew Hill, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Matthew F. Popp, Waits,
Emmett & Popp, Randolph J. Waits, Waits, Emmett & Popp, John F.
Emmett, Waits, Emmett & Popp, Jordan Nichole Teich, Waits, Emmett
& Popp, Mark Andrew Hill, Waits, Emmett & Popp & Matthew F. Popp,
Waits, Emmett & Popp

NASDI, L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by Richard John Tyler,
Jones Walker, Catherine Barrett Rice, Jones Walker, Etienne
Balart, Jones Walker, Graham H. Ryan, Jones Walker, Jefferson
Randolph Tillery, Jones Walker, Michael A. Chernekoff, Jones
Walker & William C. Baldwin, Jones Walker

NASDI, L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by Richard John Tyler,
Jones Walker, Catherine Barrett Rice, Jones Walker, Etienne
Balart, Jones Walker, Graham H. Ryan, Jones Walker, Jefferson
Randolph Tillery, Jones Walker, Michael A. Chernekoff, Jones
Walker & William C. Baldwin, Jones Walker

NASDI, L.L.C., Consol Claimant, represented by Richard John Tyler,
Jones Walker, Catherine Barrett Rice, Jones Walker, Etienne
Balart, Jones Walker, Graham H. Ryan, Jones Walker, Jefferson
Randolph Tillery, Jones Walker, Michael A. Chernekoff, Jones
Walker & William C. Baldwin, Jones Walker

Rose Campagna, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Stefanie Dunbar, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Kimberly Frances Dernovsek, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart
Housel Smith, Smith Stag, LLC,Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC,
Michael G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Charlotte Miller, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Clayton Miller, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Christine Guillot, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Joanne Brennan, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law, Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC

Bonnie Viosca, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law &Sean S. Cassidy

Glenn Gaethe, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC


Jamie Fiore, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel Smith,
Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael G.
Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin, Attorneys
at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag, LLC

Candice Guillot, Consol Claimant, represented by Stuart Housel
Smith, Smith Stag, LLC, Ashley M. Liuzza, Smith Stag, LLC, Michael
G. Stag, Smith Stag, LLC, Robert McMillin, Bates McMillin,
Attorneys at Law,Sean S. Cassidy & Stephen H. Wussow, Smith Stag,
LLC


BEST BUY: Fails to Pay Overtime Wages Under FLSA, Class Claims
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Starvona Harris, individually and on behalf of those similarly
situated v. Best Buy Stores, L.P., a limited partnership, Case No.
4:15-cv-00657-KAW (N.D. Cal., February 11, 2015) accuses the
Defendant of failure to pay overtime wages in violation of the
Fair Labor Standards Act.

Best Buy Stores, L.P. is a Virginia Limited Partnership with its
principal place of business and headquarters in the state of
Minnesota.  The Company sells merchandise to consumers throughout
the United States, like televisions, appliances, computers and
other items.  The Company also provides services for consumers
throughout the United States, including installations and computer
troubleshooting.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Kevin F. Woodall, Esq.
          WOODALL LAW OFFICES
          100 Pine Street, Suite 1250
          San Francisco, CA 94111
          Telephone: (415) 413-4629
          Facsimile: (866) 937-4109
          E-mail: kevin@kwoodalllaw.com


BRINK MANAGEMENT: "Morgenstein" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid OT
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Dustin Tori Morgenstein, an individual and on behalf of others
similarly situated v. Brink Management, LLC d/b/a Solita Delray
Beach Tru Management, et al., Case No. 0:15-cv-60279 (S.D. Fla.,
February 11, 2015), seeks to recover unpaid overtime wages and
damages pursuant to the Fair Labor Standard Act.

Brink Management, LLC owns and operates several restaurants in
South Florida.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Rebecca Ann Radosevich, Esq.
      THE TICKTIN LAW GROUP, P.A.
      600 W. Hillsboro Boulevard, Suite 220
      Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
      Telephone: (954) 570-6760
      Facsimile: (954) 570-6760
      E-mail: Serv529@LegalBrains.com


CAP CONTRACTING: Accused of Not Paying Proper Overtime Wages
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Edward Farino v. CAP Contracting, Inc., TRC Transport, Inc.,
Dennis Horton, individually, and Cathleen P. Williams,
individually, Case No. 2:15-cv-00696 (E.D.N.Y., February 11, 2015)
accuses the Defendants of willfully failing to pay the Plaintiff
at a rate of at least one and one-half times the regular rate for
hours worked over 40 in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act
of 1938 and the New York Labor Law.

CAP Contracting, Inc. and TRC Transport, Inc. do business in
Nassau County, maintaining their places of business in Garden
City, New York.  CAP and TRC are engaged in the business of
construction-equipment rentals and transportation of construction-
related materials.  The Defendant Companies constitute a unified
operation.  The Individual Defendants are owners or operators of
the Defendant Companies.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Troy L. Kessler, Esq.
          SHULMAN KESSLER LLP
          510 Broadhollow Road, Suite 110
          Melville, NY 11747
          Telephone: (631) 499-9100
          Facsimile: (631) 499-9120
          E-mail: tk@shulmankessler.com


CGG LAND: Plaintiffs' Proposed Notice to Class Must Be Modified
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Before the court in the case captioned R. DANE SHARP, individually
and on behalf of all similarly situated employees, Plaintiff, v.
CGG LAND (U.S.) INC., Defendant, CASE NO. 14-CV-0614-CVE-TLW,
(N.D. Okla.) are plaintiff's brief in support of his proposed
notice to potential plaintiffs and defendant's brief in response.
Each party attached a proposed notice to potential plaintiffs to
its brief.  The Plaintiff's complaint alleges that the defendant
violated the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), 29 U.S.C. Section
201 et seq., by not including daily cash payments, called "hot
shot" payments, in his regular rate of pay for purposes of
calculating overtime compensation.  The Plaintiff previously moved
to certify this case as a collective action pursuant to 29 U.S.C.
Section 216 and for approval of a proposed notice to potential
plaintiffs.  The Defendant objected, inter alia, to plaintiff's
proposed notice in its response, but it did not provide an
alternative notice or suggest specific changes.  The Court entered
an opinion and order granting first stage conditional
certification of a class of potential plaintiffs but requiring
plaintiff and defendant to meet and confer to develop a notice. If
the parties were unable to agree, they were to submit proposed
notices and briefs in support for the Court's consideration. The
parties have proven themselves unable to agree.

On February 12, 2015, District Judge Claire V. Eagan found that
the plaintiff's proposed notice should be modified. "As defendant
points out, there are numerous statements in plaintiff's proposed
notice that do not meet the standard of an "accurate[] and
informative" discussion of potential plaintiffs' rights. See id.
The Court has revised these statements, either by adopting
defendant's proposed language or by crafting its own. The Court
has also modified statements that were incorrect, such as
plaintiff's description of the class of potential plaintiffs. To
the extent the Court has left unrevised a statement that defendant
revised in its proposed notice, the Court finds that revision is
unnecessary to comply with the Supreme Court's instructions in
Hoffman-La Roche," wrote Judge Eagan in her opinion and order,
a copy of which is available at http://is.gd/nLCQQlfrom
Leagle.com.

R Dane Sharp, Plaintiff, represented by Jess Vince Hightower.

CGG Land (U.S.) Inc., Defendant, represented by Laurence E Stuart
-- lstuart@stuartpc.com -- Stuart PC & Michael J McDaniel --
michael@cgmlawok.com -- Coffey Senger & McDaniel PLLC.


CHI-TOWN PIZZA: Bid to Certify Class in "Rosen" Case Tossed
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Rosen Family Chiropractic, S.C. filed a three-count action against
Chi-Town Pizza on Division Street, Inc., doing business as "Chi
Town Pizza Express", alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer
Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. Section 227 (Count I), and the
Illinois Consumer Fraud Act, 815 ILCS 505/2 (Count II), and common
law conversion (Count III). Jurisdiction is based on 28 U.S.C.
Sections 1331 and 1367.

The claims concern "an unsolicited fax advertisement" that Rosen
alleges Division sent to him in violation of the TCPA.   Rosen
moved pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 23 to certify a class of
plaintiffs against Division with respect to Rosen's TCPA claim,
and to amend its current Complaint to reflect the class
definitions asserted in its motion.

District Judge John J. Tharp, Jr., on February 13, 2015, denied
the motion in both respects saying Rosen and his putative class
fail to meet the requirements for class certification imposed by
Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

A copy of the Court's memorandum opinion and order is available at
http://is.gd/jNHIzFfrom Leagle.com.

The case is ROSEN FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC, S.C. d/b/a WEST LOOP
CHIROPRACTIC, Plaintiff, v. CHI-TOWN PIZZA ON DIVISION STREET,
INC., d/b/a CHI TOWN PIZZA EXPRESS, Defendant, NO. 11 C 6753,
(N.D. Ill.).

Rosen Family Chiropractic, S.C., doing business as West Loop
Chiropractic, Plaintiff, represented by Keith James Keogh --
Keith@Keoghlaw.com -- Keogh Law, Ltd., Michael S. Hilicki --
MHilicki@KeoghLaw.com -- Keogh Law, LTD & Timothy J. Sostrin --
tsostrin@KeoghLaw.com -- Keogh Law, LTD.

Chi-Town Pizza on Division Street, Inc., doing business as Chi-
Town Pizza Express, Defendant, represented by Mark B. Ruda --
mruda@condoncook.com -- Condon & Cook, Guy Michael Conti --
gconti@condoncook.com -- Condon & Cook & Nicholas Owen Mccann --
nicholas.mccann@wilsonelser.com -- Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman
& Dicker LLP.


COHEN & SLAMOWITZ: Court Wants Mediation in "Sam" Action
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District John T. Curtin of the Western District of New York
refered to mediation the case MARK SAM, Plaintiff, v. COHEN &
SLAMOWITZ, LLP, MITCHELL SELIP, MITCHELL G. SLAMOWITZ, and DAVID
A. COHEN, Defendants, NO. 14-CV-611-JTC (W.D.N.Y.)

The defendant Cohen & Slamowitz, LLP (C&S), a law firm engaged in
the business of debt collection, commenced an action against the
plaintiff Mark Sam, on behalf of its client Midland Funding, LLC,
on or about January 10, 2007, seeking collection of a consumer
debt related to an Aspire Visa credit card issued to plaintiff by
Columbus Bankk and Trust Company. At the time, plaintiff resided
at 57 Union Street, Westfield, New York. C&S obtained a default
judgment against plaintiff.

Plaintiff alleges that he was never served with the summons and
complaint, and never otherwise received notice of the action, the
entry of default judgment, or any debt collection activity until
he received an income execution from the Chautauqua County
Sheriff's office dated April 24, 2014, issued by the law firm of
Eltman Eltman & Cooper (EEC) following substitution of attorneys
and transfer of the Midland file from C&S to EEC.

Plaintiff claims that C&S, along with attorneys/partners Mitchell
Selip, Mitchell G. Slamowitz, and David A. Cohen, violated the
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) venue provision by
bringing the collection action against plaintiff in Dunkirk City
Court on January 10, 2007, at a time when plaintiff was not a
resident of the City of Dunkirk or of a town contiguous to city,
as specified in section 213(a) of the New York Uniform City Court
Act (UCCA).

Plaintiff moved for certification of the class pursuant to Fed. R.
Civ. P. 23. Defendants seek dismissal of the action as time-
barred, based on the one-year statute of limitations for claims
brought under the FDCPA. Defendants further contend that, should
the court consider plaintiff's motion for class certification, it
should be denied as unsupported and premature.

Judge Curtin denied plaintiff's motion for class certification
without prejudice to renew upon a more fully developed record.
Defendant's cross-motion for judgment on the pleadings is also
denied.

Judge Curtin finds that this case is appropriate for immediate
referral to mediation. The parties shall confer and select a
mediator, confirm the mediator's availability, ensure that the
mediator does not have a conflict with any of the parties in the
case, and identify a date and time for the initial mediation
session.  The parties were to file a stipulation confirming their
selection on the form provided by the court no later than February
9, 2015. The initial mediation session shall be held no later than
April 1, 2015.  A status telephone conference shall be held on
April 8, 2015 at 1 p.m. if this matter has not settled. A further
schedule will then be set. The court will initiate the call.

A copy of Judge Curtin's order dated January 8, 2014, is available
at http://is.gd/OaDJAafrom Leagle.com.

Mark Sam, Plaintiff, represented by:

Mitchell L. Pashkin
25 Harriet Lane
Huntington, NY 11743
Telephone: 631-351-1047

Defendants, represented by Joseph L. Francoeur --
joseph.francoeur@wilsonelser.com -- at Wilson Elser Moskowitz
Edelman & Dicker LLP


COLLECTION BUREAU: Violates Fair Debt Collection Act, Suit Says
---------------------------------------------------------------
Esther Frankel, on behalf of herself and all other similarly
situated consumers v. Collection Bureau Hudson Valley, Inc., Case
No. 1:15-cv-00740 (E.D.N.Y., February 12, 2015) alleges violations
of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Maxim Maximov, Esq.
          MAXIM MAXIMOV, LLP
          1701 Avenue P
          Brooklyn, NY 11229
          Telephone: (718) 395-3459
          Facsimile: (718) 408-9570
          E-mail: m@maximovlaw.com


CORNWELL QUALITY: Appellate Court Enforces Arbitration
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Judge Beth Whitmore of the Court of Appeals of Ohio, Ninth
District, Summit County, affirmed in part and reversed in part the
judgment of the Summit County Court of Common Pleas in the
appealed case of DAVID BACHRACH, et al., Appellees/Cross-
Appellants, v. CORNWELL QUALITY TOOLS CO., INC., Appellant/Cross-
Appellee, C.A. NO. 27113 (Ohio App.)

David Bachrach and eight other former Cornwell tool dealers sued
Cornwell Quality Tools Company for compensatory and punitive
damages, alleging common law deceptive trade practices, violation
of Ohio's Business Opportunity Law, fraud, fraud in the
inducement, consumer fraud, negligent misrepresentation, and
breach of fiduciary duty. The former franchisees brought class
action claims in Summit County Common Pleas Court as
representatives of a proposed class of nearly 500.

Cornwell filed a motion to stay pending arbitration, in which the
trial court denied and scheduled a pretrial. Cornwell appealed the
matter before the state appeals court in which reversed the trial
court's denial of Cornwell's motion to stay because Bachrach's
claims fell within the scope of the arbitration agreement.

On remand, a magistrate judge entered an order granting Cornwell's
motion to stay pending arbitration. Approximately one year after
remand, Cornwell filed a counterclaim, requesting the court to
issue: (1) an injunction prohibiting Bachrach from pursuing class
arbitration, and (2) a declaratory judgment that class arbitration
was not permissible under their contracts. Bachrach moved to
dismiss Cornwell's counterclaim.

The magistrate judge issued a decision recommending that the court
deny Bachrach's motion to dismiss because the court, not the
arbitrators, needed to decide whether class arbitration was
permitted. Bachrach filed an objection to the magistrate's
decision, arguing, in part, that the Court of Appeals had already
determined that the claims should be arbitrated as a class. The
trial court rejected the magistrate's recommendation and concluded
as a matter of law that an arbitration agreement that is silent as
to class versus individual arbitration is a question for the
arbitrator, not the court to decide. The court granted Bachrach's
motion to dismiss the counterclaim. Cornwell now appeals and
Bachrach cross-appeals.

In its first assignment of error, Cornwell argues that the lower
court erred in concluding that the issue of class versus
individual arbitration is a question for the arbitrator when the
arbitration agreement is silent on the matter.  In its second and
third assignments of error, Cornwell argues that the court erred
in failing to vacate the arbitrators' clause construction award.
Cornwell concedes that these assignments are moot if the appellate
Court sustains its first assignment of error.

In their sole assignment of error, Bachrach requests the appellate
court, if it sustains Cornwell's first assignment of error, to
vacate the trial court's stay pending arbitration and reinstate
their class claims for litigation.

Judge Whitmore ruled that Cornwell's first assignment of error is
sustained. Its second and third assignments of error are moot.
Bachrach's sole assignment of error is overruled. The judgment of
the Summit County Court of Common Pleas is affirmed in part,
reversed in part, and the cause is remanded for further
proceedings.

A copy of Judge Whitmore's decision and journal entry dated
December 31, 2014, is available at http://is.gd/1ncSamfrom
Leagle.com.

ROBERT M. GIPPIN -- rgippin@rlbllp.com -- at Roderick Linton
Belfance LLP, for Appellant/Cross-Appellee

TIMOTHY A. SHIMKO -- tas@shimkolaw.com -- at Timothy A. Shimko &
Associates Co., L.P.A., for Appellees/Cross-Appellants

Attorney at Law, for Appellees/Cross-Appellants:

Charles E. Dunlap
7330 Market Street
Youngstown, OH 44512
Telephone: 330-702-0033

The Court of Appeals of Ohio, Ninth District panel consists of
Presiding Judge Donna Carr and Judges Beth Whitmore and Carla
Moore.


COUNTRYWIDE FIN'L: Court Won't Dismiss "Waldrup" 3rd Amended Suit
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District Judge Christina A. Snyder of the Central District of
California denied defendants' motion to dismiss in the case
BARBARA WALDRUP v. COUNTRYWIDE FINANCIAL CORPORATION ET AL., CASE
NO. 2:13-CV-08833-CAS (CWX) (C.D. Cal.)

In 2004, plaintiff Barbara Waldrup applied for a loan from
Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. (CHL) to purchase a home. As part of
the loan transaction, CHL required her to procure an appraisal of
the property being purchased and directed plaintiff to obtain that
appraisal from LandSafe Appraisal, Inc. (LSA), which charged
plaintiff $400 for the appraisal. In 2007, plaintiff applied to
refinance her loan through CHL, in which CHL again required
plaintiff to seek an appraisal from LSA, CHL's "sole `approved
appraisal vendor.

On November 27, 2013, plaintiff filed a putative class action
against defendants Countrywide Financial Corporation (CFC),
Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. (CHL), Countrywide Bank, N.A. (BANA),
Bank of America Corporation (BAC), LandSafe, Inc. (LSI), and
LandSafe Appraisal, Inc (LSA). The operative third amended
complaint (TAC) asserts claims for (1) violation of California's
Unfair Competition Law, Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code Sections 17200 et
seq., (UCL); (2) violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt
Organizations Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. Section 1962(c), (3)
conspiracy to violate RICO, 18 U.S.C. Section 1962(d), (4) fraud;
and (5) unjust enrichment.

Defendants previously moved to dismiss plaintiff's original
complaint, first amended complaint, and second amended complaint.
By order dated October 6, 2014, the Court denied defendants'
motion to dismiss plaintiff's UCL and unjust enrichment claims,
but granted defendants' motion to dismiss plaintiff's RICO and
common law fraud claims. The Court but granted plaintiff leaved to
amend her complaint. Plaintiff filed her TAC on October 27, 2014.
Defendants filed a motion to dismiss the TAC on November 12, 2014,
as well as a request for judicial notice.

Judge Snyder denied in its entirety defendants' motion to dismiss
plaintiff's third amended complaint.

A copy of Judge Snyder's order dated January 5, 2015, is available
at http://is.gd/PcivCzfrom Leagle.com.

Roland Tellis -- rtellis@baronbudd.com -- at Baron & Budd, P.C.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

Doug Thompson, Attorneys for Defendants


DR. CUT LANDSCAPE: Fails to Pay Proper Overtime Wages, Suit Says
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Manuel Cuji v. Dr. Cut Landscape Design, Inc., and Richard
Franzese, individually, Case No. 2:15-cv-00712 (E.D.N.Y., February
11, 2015) seeks monetary damages and affirmative relief because
the Defendants allegedly failed to pay the Plaintiff at a rate of
at least one and one-half times the regular rate for hours worked
over 40 in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, the
New York Labor Law and other rules.

Dr. Cut Landscape Design, Inc. is a New York domestic corporation
with its principal place of business located in East Setauket, New
York.  Dr. Cut is engaged in landscaping business.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Troy L. Kessler, Esq.
          Marijana F. Matura, Esq.
          Garrett Kaske, Esq.
          SHULMAN KESSLER LLP
          510 Broadhollow Road, Suite 110
          Melville, NY 11747
          Telephone: (631) 499-9100
          Facsimile: (631) 499-9120
          E-mail: tk@shulmankessler.com
                  mm@shulmankessler.com


ECHELON CONSULTING: Fails to Pay Overtime Wages, Suit Claims
------------------------------------------------------------
Helen Jenkins v. Echelon Consulting, LLC and Josh Fields, Case No.
1:15-cv-00109-SJD (S.D. Ohio, February 11, 2015) alleges, among
other things, that Echelon did not pay the Plaintiffs overtime
wages for any hours worked over 40 hours each week.

Echelon Consulting LLC is a foreign limited liability company with
its principal place of business located in the City of Mesa,
Maricopa County, state of Arizona.  Josh Fields is a supervisor at
Echelon.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Paula Gallito Shakelton, Esq.
          Fred M. Bean, Esq.
          THE SPITZ LAW FIRM, LLC
          4620 Richmond Road, Suite 290
          Warrensville Heights, OH 44128
          Telephone: (216) 291-4744
          Facsimile: (216) 291-5744
          E-mail: paula.gallito.shakelton@spitzlawfirm.com
                  fred.bean@spitzlawfirm.com


EL LILLY: Appellate Court Affirmed Remand Order in "Dudley" Case
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Judge Stanley Marcus of the United States Court of Appeals,
Eleventh Circuit, affirmed the decision of the district court to
remand in the case LESLIE PINCIARO DUDLEY, on behalf of herself
and all others similarly situated, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. ELI
LILLY AND COMPANY, a Foreign For-Profit Corporation, LILLY USA,
LLC, a foreign for-profit Limited Liability company, Defendants-
Appellants, No. 14-13048 (11th Cir.)

Leslie Dudley was an employee of Eli Lilly and Company. Dudley
filed a complaint alleging that Lilly did not make certain
incentive payments due to her and other similarly situated
individuals who had been employed at the company.  Dudley raises
four separate causes of action against Lilly, including a breach
of employment contract, quantum merit, unjust enrichment and
promissory estoppel.

Lilly removed the case to the United States District Court for the
Middle District of Florida pursuant to the Class Action Fairness
Act (CAFA), 28 U.S.C. Section 1332(d), in which Dudley filed a
motion to remand.

The district court granted Dudley's motion to remand the case to
state court, finding that Lilly had not met its burden of
establishing by a preponderance of the evidence that the amount in
controversy exceeded $5,000,000, as required for federal subject
matter jurisdiction under CAFA.  Lilly appealed.

The appellate court affirmed the decision of the district court,
expressing that the district court did not clearly err in
determining that Lilly has not established, by a preponderance of
evidence, that the amount in controversy exceeded $5,000,000.

A copy of Judge Marcus's decision dated December 29, 2014, is
available at http://is.gd/qw24V6from Leagle.com.

The Eleventh Circuit panel consists of Circuit Judges Stanley
Marcus, Gerald Bard Tjoflat and Charles R. Wilson


FERRELLGAS INC: Fails to Comply With FCRA Requirements, Suit Says
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John McIntyre, individually and on behalf of himself and others
similarly situated v. Ferrellgas, Inc., a Delaware Corporation;
HireRight, Inc., a Delaware Corporation; and Does 1 through 100,
inclusive, Case No. 3:15-cv-00287-LAB-RBB (S.D. Cal., Feb. 11,
2015) is brought on behalf of two classes of plaintiffs:

   (1) all individuals, who applied for employment with
       Ferrellgas and whose consumer report was obtained through
       HireRight; and

   (2) all individuals for whom HireRight Inc. provided a
       background check in connection with an application for
       employment without first obtaining a certification from
       the user/employer.

The complaint alleges that Ferrellgas failed to comply with the
Fair Credit Reporting Act by obtaining consumer reports from
HireRight without an appropriate disclosure and authorization that
consists solely of the disclosure that a consumer report may be
obtained for employment purposes, and without proper
certification.

Ferrellgas is a Delaware corporation with its headquarters in
Liberty, Missouri.  Ferrellgas operates within the state of
California and throughout the United States by providing propane
gas to residential and commercial customers.  HireRight is a
Delaware corporation with its corporate headquarters in Irvine,
California.  HireRight is a third party consumer reporting agency
that provides among other things, consumer reports and motor
vehicle reports on employment applicants, and is within the
jurisdiction of this Court for service of process purposes.  The
Plaintiff is unaware of the true names of the Doe Defendants.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Timothy D. Cohelan, Esq.
          Michael D. Singer, Esq.
          Isam C. Khoury, Esq.
          Kimberly D. Neilson, Esq.
          COHELAN KHOURY & SINGER
          605 C Street, Suite 200
          San Diego, CA 92101
          Telephone: (619) 595-3001
          Facsimile: (619) 595-3000
          E-mail: tcohelan@ckslaw.com
                  ikhoury@ckslaw.com
                  msinger@ckslaw.com
                  kneilson@ckslaw.com

               - and -

          Thomas D. Rutledge, Esq.
          LAW OFFICES OF THOMAS D. RUTLEDGE
          3555 Fifth Avenue, Suite 201
          San Diego, CA 92103
          Telephone: (619) 886-7224
          Facsimile: (619) 259-5455
          E-mail: thomasrutledgelaw@gmail.com

               - and -

          Sahag Majarian, II, Esq.
          LAW OFFICES OF SAHAG MAJARIAN II
          18250 Ventura Blvd.
          Tarzana, CA 91356
          Telephone: (818) 609-0807
          Facsimile: (818) 609-0892
          E-mail: sahagii@aol.com


FLY LOW: Suit Seeks to Recover Damages for Wages and Retaliation
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Krystinna Lee v. Fly Low, Inc., d/b/a King of Diamonds, a Florida
Corporation; AK "N" Eli, LLC d/b/a King of Diamonds, a Florida
Limited Liability Company; KODRENYC, LLC, a Florida Limited
Liability Company; Elliot "Eli" Kunstlinger, an individual; Brian
Abraham, an individual; Akiva "AK" Feinsod, an individual; and,
Akinyele Adams, an individual; Case No. 1:15-cv-20572-RNS (S.D.
Fla., February 12, 2015) seeks to recover money damages for
straight wages and retaliation under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Fly Low is a Florida Corporation having its main place of business
in Miami-Dade County, Florida.  AK and KODRENYC are Florida
Limited Liability Companies having their main place of business in
Miami-Dade County.  AK and KODRENYC share common ownership, common
management, centralized control of labor relations, and common
offices and interrelated operations.  Elliot Kunstlinger is a
corporate officer, owner or manager of the place of business known
as "King of Diamonds."

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          R. Martin Saenz, Esq.
          Ria N. Chattergoon, Esq.
          SAENZ & ANDERSON, PLLC
          20900 N.E. 30th Avenue, Suite 800
          Aventura, Florida 33180
          Telephone: (305) 503-5131
          Facsimile: (888) 270-5549
          E-mail: msaenz@saenzanderson.com
                  ria@saenzanderson.com


FORD MOTOR: NJ Judge Dismissed Suit Over Epic Auto Guaranty
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District Judge Mary L. Cooper of the District of New Jersey
dismissed the complaint in the case FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY LLC,
Plaintiff, v. MARC FRIEDLAND, et al., Defendants, CIVIL ACTION NO.
14-6561(MLC)(D.N.J.)

Defendant Francine Noce is the president of Epic Auto Leasing, LLC
(EAL). EAL petitioned for bankruptcy relief in which Noce is
listed as a creditor and co-debtor. Ford Motor Credit Company LLC
(FMLLC) has a pending claim therein.

FMLLC brought an action to recover damages for the breach of
certain guaranties against defendants, Marc Friedland and Noce.
FMLLC alleges that the defendants are liable for the indebtedness
incurred by EAL and asserts subject-matter jurisdiction under 28
U.S.C. Section 1332(a). FMLLC alleges that: (1) it is a Delaware
limited liability company, with its principal place of business in
Dearborn, Michigan; (2) Ford Holdings LLC is the sole member of
FMLLC; (3) Ford Holdings LLC is a Delaware limited liability
company with its principal place of business in Dearborn,
Michigan; and thus (4) FMLLC is a citizen of the States of
Delaware and Michigan.

Judge Cooper said Limited liability companies are unincorporated
associations, and thus deemed to be citizens of the states in
which all of their members are citizens, not the states in which
they were formed and have their principal places of business. He
said FMLLC fails to trace through however many layers of members
there may be to determine its citizenship.

Judge Cooper said he intended to dismiss the complaint without
prejudice, because the complaint is deficient on several grounds
but gave FMLLC some options. FMLLC may recommence the claims
asserted in the District Court Action in state court within 30
days, as the limitations period for the cause of action is tolled
by the filing of a federal complaint or FMLLC may move within 30
days in accordance with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and
the Local Civil Rules to reopen the District Court Action in this
Court, and simultaneously file supporting documentation.

A copy of Judge Cooper's memorandum opinion dated December 29,
2014, is available at http://is.gd/zS4bZxfrom Leagle.com.

FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY LLC, Plaintiff, represented by:

JOHN R. ALTIERI
25 East Salem Street
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Telephone: 201-343-6525


GENERAL NUTRITION: Faces "Reyes" Suit Over Product Misbranding
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Kelly Reyes, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. General Nutrition Corporation, General Nutrition
Centers, Inc., and GNC Holdings, Inc., Case No. 1:15-cv-20513
(S.D. Fla., February 10, 2015), alleges that the Defendants' GNC
Herbal Plus Gingko Biloba, GNC Herbal Plus St. John's Wort, GNC
Herbal Plus Ginseng and GNC Herbal Plus Echinacea are mislabeled
products because they failed to contain the medicinal herbs
represented on the label as ingredients contained therein.

The Defendants are Pennsylvania corporations focused on the retail
sale of health and nutrition related products.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      John Marion Quaranta, Esq.
      WEIL QUARANTA MCGOVERN, P.A.
      200 South Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 900
      Miami, FL 33131
      Telephone: (305) 372-5352
      Facsimile: (305) 372-5355
      E-mail: John@wqmlaw.net

         - and -

      Ronald Peter Weil, Esq.
      RONALD WEIL PA
      200 S Biscayne Boulevard
      Wachovia Financial Center Suite 900
      Miami, FL 33131
      Telephone: (305) 372-5352
      Facsimile: (305) 372-5355
      E-mail: Ronald@wqmlaw.net


GNC HOLDINGS: Faces "Mager" Suit in Ohio Over Product Misbranding
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Dave Mager, on behalf of himself and all others similarly situated
v. GNC Holdings, Inc., Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., and NBTY, Inc., Case
No. 5:15-cv-00267 (N.D. Ohio, February 10, 2015), alleges that the
Defendants' dietary brand herbal supplements, including gingko
biloba, St. John's wort, ginseng, garlic, and Echinacea are
mislabeled products because they lacks the integral ingredient
listed on the product label. Instead, each contains contaminants,
substitutes and fillers that are not identified on the product
label.

GNC Holdings, Inc. a Pennsylvania corporation that operates the
world's leading nutritional-supplements retail chain devoted to
items such as vitamins, supplements, minerals, and dietary
products.

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Arkansas corporation and is known as
America's largest retailer of consumer products.

NBTY, Inc., a Delaware company that is the largest nutritional
supplement manufacturer and distributor in the United States.

The Plaintiff is represented by:
      George W. Cochran III, Esq.
      LAW OFFICE OF GEORGE W. COCHRAN
      1385 Russell Drive
      Streetsboro, OH 44241
      Telephone: (330) 607-2187
      Facsimile: (330) 230-6136
      E-mail: lawchrist@gmail.com


HACIENDA ROYAL: "Nunez" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime
-------------------------------------------------------------
Fabio Nunez, an individual and on behalf of others similarly
situated v. Hacienda Royal, Inc. et al, Docket No. 1:15-cv-20537
(S.D. Fla., February 10, 2015), seeks to recover unpaid overtime
wages and damages pursuant to the Fair Labor Standard Act.

Hacienda Royal, Inc. owns and operates a hotel in Miami Dade
County, Florida.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Anaeli Caridad Petisco, Esq.
      Anthony Maximillien Georges-Pierre, Esq.
      REMER & GEORGES-PIERRE, PLLC
      Court House Tower
      Suite 2200, 44 West Flagler Street
      Miami, FL 33130
      Telephone: (305) 416-5000
      Facsimile: (305) 416-5005
      E-mail: apetisco@rgpattorneys.com
              agp@rgpattorneys.com


IC SYSTEM: Faces Suit Alleging Fair Debt Collection Act Violation
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Shoshie Steinwurzel, on behalf of herself and all other similarly
situated consumers v. I.C. System, Inc., Case No. 1:15-cv-00747
(E.D.N.Y., February 12, 2015) alleges violations of the Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Maxim Maximov, Esq.
          MAXIM MAXIMOV, LLP
          1701 Avenue P
          Brooklyn, NY 11229
          Telephone: (718) 395-3459
          Facsimile: (718) 408-9570
          E-mail: m@maximovlaw.com


INTEGRITY SOLUTION: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act
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Sarah Weiss, on behalf of herself and all other similarly situated
consumers v. Integrity Solution Services, Inc., Case No. 1:15-cv-
00737 (E.D.N.Y., February 12, 2015) accuses the Defendant of
violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Adam Jon Fishbein, Esq.
          ADAM J. FISHBEIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
          483 Chestnut Street
          Cedarhurst, NY 11516
          Telephone: (516) 791-4400
          Facsimile: (516) 791-4411
          E-mail: fishbeinadamj@gmail.com


ITS FINANCIAL: Motion to Strike 2nd Amended Complaint Denied
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Magistrate Judge Michael J. Newman of the Southern District of
Ohio, Western Division, Dayton denied defendants' motion to strike
the second amended complaint in the case KENYA JOHNSON, Plaintiff,
v. ITS FINANCIAL LLC, et al., Defendants, CASE NO. 3:13-CV-192
(S.D. Ohio)

The case was originally filed by Lia K. Smith-Hutchinson, Phyllis
Laney, and Chelsea Cochran against thirteen defendants for alleged
violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations
Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. Sections 1961-1968. The original plaintiffs
alleged that defendants engaged in a scheme involving the filing
of fraudulent tax returns; electronically reporting fictitious
income; fraudulently maximizing the Earned Income Tax Credits
(EITC); filing federal income tax returns without the taxpayer's
consent; omitting sources of reportable income on tax returns;
charging excessive fees for tax preparation; and engaging in
fraudulent refund anticipation loans, instant cash loans, instant
cash advances, electronic refund checks and personal income tax
refund discounting scams.

Defendants moved to dismiss arguing that the first amended
complaint failed to allege fraud with sufficient particularity and
failed to allege injury by reason of such fraud. The Court
ultimately granted defendants' motion to dismiss. The Court did,
however, stay dismissal for 30 days and granted plaintiffs leave
to file a second amended pleading. The Court also denied
plaintiffs' motion for class certification without prejudice to
re-filing on the basis that the purported class plaintiffs sought
to certify was substantially overbroad.

A second amended complaint was timely filed on October 20, 2014 by
new Plaintiff Kenya Johnson against Defendants ITS; TCA Financial;
Fesum Ogbazion; Pete Samborsky; and Kyle Wade. Defendants now seek
to strike the second amended complaint on the basis that
substituting named Plaintiffs exceeded the scope of permission
granted in the Court's Decision and Entry dated September 23,
2014.

Magistrate Judge Newman denied defendants' motion to strike the
second amended complaint.

A copy of Magistrate Judge Newman's decision and entry dated
December 19, 2014, is available at http://is.gd/Ka1igBfrom
Leagle.com

Lia Smith-Hutchinson, Phyllis Laney, Chelsea Cochran,
Plaintiffs, represented by:

Jonathan E Fortman
Law Office of Jonathan E. Fortman, LLC
250 Saint Catherine Street
Florissant, MO 63031
Telephone: (314)522-2312
Facsimile (314)524-1519

     - and -

W Christopher McDonough
The McDonough Law Firm, LLC
16640 Chesterfield Grove Road, Suite 125
Chesterfield, MO 63005
Telephone: 636-530-1815
Facsimile: 636-530-1816

     - and -

Maureen Connors
Connors and Vaughn
6140 West Creek Road
Independence, OH 44313
Telephone: 216-524-6900

Kenya Johnson, Plaintiff, represented by:

Jonathan E Fortman
Law Office of Jonathan E. Fortman, LLC
250 Saint Catherine Street
Florissant, MO 63031
Telephone: (314)522-2312
Facsimile (314)524-1519

Defendants, represented by Todd Evan Bryant, Ozion Brands, LLC


ITT EDUCATIONAL: Has Made Unsolicited Calls, "Barton" Suit Claims
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Thomas Barton, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. ITT Educational Services, Inc. d/b/a ITT Technical
Institute, Case No. 1:15-cv-00630 (N.D. Cal., February 10, 2015),
seeks to stop the Defendant's practice of making unsolicited calls
using an automatic dialing system.

ITT Educational Services, Inc. is a Delaware corporation that
provides accredited, technology-oriented undergraduate and
graduate degree programs.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Abbas Kazerounian, Esq.
      KAZEROUNI LAW GROUP, APC
      245 Fischer Avenue, Unit D1
      Costa Mesa, CA 92626
      Telephone: (800) 400-6808
      Facsimile: (800) 520-5523
      E-mail: ak@kazlg.com

         - and -

      Joshua B. Swigart, Esq.
      HYDE & SWIGART
      2221 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 101
      San Diego, CA 92108-3551
      Telephone: (619) 233-7770
      Facsimile: (619) 297-1022
      E-mail: josh@westcoastlitigation.com


JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC: Faces Suit Over Denial of Overtime Wages
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Sandra Teel, on her own behalf and others similarly situated v.
JEA (also known as "Jacksonville Electric Authority") a Florida
Profit Corporation, and Glenn Ellison, individually, Case No.
3:15-cv-00157-BJD-JBT (M.D. Fla., February 11, 2015) arises from
alleged denial of overtime compensation under the Fair Labor
Standards Act.

JEA, a Florida Profit Corporation, provides electricity to
businesses and residents.  Glenn Ellison was the Plaintiff's
manager.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Yolando Ann-Marie Hewling, Esq.
          FARAH & FARAH, PA
          10 W Adams St., 3rd Floor
          Jacksonville, FL 32202
          Telephone: (904) 396-5555
          E-mail: yhewling@farahandfarah.com


JONAH: Gay "Conversion Therapy" Violates Consumer Fraud Act
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Mary Pat Gallagher, writing for Law.com, reports that in a
decision believed to be the first of its kind in the U.S., a
New Jersey state court judge has found that it is a
misrepresentation that violates the state Consumer Fraud Act to
advertise gay "conversion therapy" services by depicting
homosexuality as abnormal or a mental illness.

Ruling in Ferguson v. JONAH, on Feb. 10, Hudson County Assignment
Judge Peter Bariso Jr., further held that touting "success"
statistics for such services in the absence of a factual basis
also amounts to consumer fraud.

Hayley Gorenberg, of Lambda Legal in New York, who has filed
amicus briefs with two federal appeals courts that upheld New
Jersey and California laws banning gay conversion therapy for
minors, said of Judge Bariso's ruling that it is "the first case
to go forward on a consumer fraud basis" and it "makes all the
sense in the world."

Joseph Osefchen of DeNittis Osefchen in Marlton, N.J., said he
agreed with the holding in principle, adding that, as a lawyer who
has done class action litigation almost exclusively for over 20
years, he saw conversion therapy advertisements as "a class action
waiting to happen" because "you are talking about statements in
ads that are seen by hundreds of people."

Judge Bariso granted partial summary judgment to the plaintiffs,
four young men who obtained gay conversion therapy-referred to by
the court as sexual orientation change efforts, or SOCE -- through
Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing (JONAH), plus two of
their mothers.

They accused JONAH, its co-director and a counselor of fraud,
deception and unconscionable business practices.

JONAH is a Jersey City, N.J., nonprofit formerly known as Jews
Offering New Alternatives to Homosexuality.

The suit was brought as a test case by Southern Poverty Law
Center, a nonprofit legal advocacy organization based in
Montgomery, Ala., that specializes in civil rights cases and is
perhaps best known for litigating against the Ku Klux Klan and
other hate groups.

Judge Bariso's ruling came days after a decision in which he
barred testimony by six defense experts at the upcoming trial,
which is slated for June.  He refused to allow their testimony
because it was premised on the view that homosexuality is an
illness or aberration, which he said was contrary to the
overwhelming weight of scientific authority.

In deciding the summary judgment motion, Judge Bariso took
judicial notice of "the general consensus in the mental health
field that homosexuality is not a mental disorder but is instead a
normal variation of human sexuality."  Thus, "any representations
made to the contrary would qualify as []misrepresentations under
the CFA," Judge Bariso said in a statement of reasons accompanying
the order.

JONAH had tried to justify statements that homosexuality is
unhealthy based on information from the U.S. Centers for Disease
Control about HIV and AIDS but Judge Bariso noted that he had
already determined such evidence was irrelevant in ruling on the
experts because the case does not turn on any harms that might be
caused by homosexual conduct.

Regarding JONAH's touted success rate, Judge Bariso acknowledged
there were factual disputes about it but held as a matter of law
that it is a misrepresentation in violation of the CFA "to use
specific success statistics in advertising and selling of services
when client outcomes are not tracked and records are not
maintained."

The plaintiffs also wanted Judge Bariso to hold that it was a CFA
violation to say you can change someone's sexual orientation even
if they continue to feel such desire and are merely altering their
behavior.

That did not constitute "change" in the common sense and could be
misleading, they had urged.

Judge Bariso, however, said he was convinced that an average juror
could find "change" to mean "choosing not to act on homosexual
desires" or to disengage from them and thus the issue was not ripe
for summary judgment.

Also at issue on the motion was whether certain affirmative
defenses should be stricken, with Judge Bariso agreeing as to some
but denying the request as to three others.

He declined to strike a defense predicated on a written disclaimer
saying that results were not guaranteed.

Though it is well settled New Jersey law that a written instrument
cannot immunize from CFA claims, Judge Bariso let the defense
remain because of its relation to the "change" issue.

Also not stricken was a defense based on the First Amendment's
Free Exercise Clause.  Judge Bariso found a genuine issue of fact
as to whether JONAH represents homosexuality as a disorder within
the context of its religious beliefs.

Nevertheless, he denied in its entirety JONAH's cross-motion for
summary judgment based on First Amendment and other grounds.

"The Free Exercise Clause does not limitlessly protect any act
done in the name of religious practice," Judge Bariso said.  He
noted that the alleged statements about a mental disorder had a
medical or scientific basis, rather than a religious basis.

He refused to grant summary judgment for JONAH on the ground that
the statements were mere puffery or that the case is
nonjusticiable because it improperly seeks to resolve societal
issues subject to scientific dispute.

No such dispute exists and the case is not about whether SOCE
works in general or whether sexual orientation can be changed,
only about whether JONAH's practices are ineffective and thus its
claims to the contrary were false, said Judge Bariso.

The opinion "set out the law and explained what a plaintiff has to
prove," said Lina Bensman -- lbensman@cgsh.com -- of Cleary
Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in New York, one of the plaintiffs'
attorneys.  "You can't cheat gay people out of money by telling
them that they're sick.  I'm not aware of any court that has said
that before."

Nor can you mislead people with statistics that induce them to
believe you've measured when you haven't, Ms. Bensman said.  JONAH
has used varying success rate figures as high as 70 to 75 percent
either in its advertising or in its sales pitches to people who
call or email for more information, she said.

Ms. Bensman referred to the number of groups offering SOCE as
"surprising," and said they include the Thomas Aquinas
Psychological Clinic in Encino, Calif., whose founder and clinical
director, Joseph Nicolosi, Ph.D., was one of the JONAH experts
barred by Judge Bariso.

Asked if the Southern Poverty Law Center planned to bring any
similar suits elsewhere, its deputy legal director David Dinielli
responded, "We are focusing on this case as we head into trial."

He added that "conversion therapy necessarily is premised on the
lie that homosexuality is disordered."

"Nobody-not in New Jersey or anywhere else-ought to be selling
services that are based on this lie," he said.

JONAH lead counsel Charles LiMandri of the Freedom of Conscience
Defense Fund in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., said the decision would
not change the outcome of the case, pointing out that Judge Bariso
did not make factual findings but left them for the jury and also
left the religious liberty defense intact.

He called his clients "devout Jewish people" who did not say
homosexuality is a mental illness but will say that "in the
context of the Torah, that it is not part of God's plan."  He
added that "people may disagree, they may even be very offended,
but it's a traditional Judeo-Christian belief."


JP MORGAN: New Mexico Judge Dismissed Insurance Broker's Suit
-------------------------------------------------------------
District Judge James O. Browning of the District of New Mexico
granted JP Morgan's motion to dismiss in the case SONYA LIA VILAR
f/k/a SONYA LIA SAAVEDRA, Plaintiff, v. EQUIFAX INFORMATION
SERVICES, LLC; TRANSUNION, LLC; EXPERIAN INFORMATION SOLUTIONS,
INC.; CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC; LCS FINANCIAL SERVICES CORP.; RCS
RECOVERY SERVICES, INC.; and REAL TIME RESOLUTIONS, INC.,
Defendants, NO. CIV 14-0226 JB/KBM (D.N.M.)

The plaintiff Sonia Lia Villar was a self-employed insurance
broker. She purchased a property at 501 14th St. N.W.,
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Vilar executed a promissory note and
mortgage on the property with First Franklin Financial Corporation
for $160,000.00. That same day, Vilar executed a second promissory
note and a second mortgage on the property with First Franklin for
$40,000.00. Three or four months later, First Franklin transferred
Vilar's mortgages to JPMorgan Chase.

Vilar suffered a significant decrease in income because of the
2008 recession. Although Vilar tried multiple times to work with
JPMorgan Chase to modify her loan payments, JPMorgan Chase refused
all options but short selling the property or foreclosing on it.
Vilar was delinquent on the second mortgage and to minimize the
damage to her credit score, Vilar marketed the property with
JPMorgan Chase's consent as a short sale.

JPMorgan Chase charged off Vilar's second mortgage and wrote off
its total balance of $39,603.00. JPMorgan Chase also began
notifying credit-reporting agencies that the second mortgage had
been transferred to recovery, but never informed Vilar that it had
charged off the second mortgage and transferred it to a
collections agency.

Vilar commenced a lawsuit on March 8, 2014, but amended the same
on June 26, 2014. The Amended Complaint alleges, among other
things, that JPMorgan Chase: (i) willfully violated Sections
1681s-2(a)(1) and 1681s-2(a)(2) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act
or FCRA; (ii) negligently violated Section 1681i of the FCRA;
(iii) engaged in unfair, deceptive, and unconscionable trade
practices, in violation of Section 57-12-2 of the Unfair and
Deceptive Trade Practices Act or UPA; and (iv) violated Sections
1692g(a) and 1692e(2)(A) of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
or FDCPA.

JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. filed a motion to dismiss for failure
to state a claim.

Judge Browning granted JP Morgan's motion to dismiss. First, Vilar
cannot plausibly allege that JPMorgan willfully violated Section
1681s-2a of the FCRA, because that section does not give rise to a
private cause of action. Moreover, even if Section 1681s-2a gave
rise to a private cause of action, Vilar does not plausibly allege
that JPMorgan Chase reported inaccurate information to any credit
reporting agencies (CRA). Second, Vilar cannot plausibly allege
that JPMorgan Chase negligently violated Section 1681i of the
FCRA, because JPMorgan Chase is not a CRA and is, therefore, not
subject to Section 1681i's requirements. Third, Vilar does not
plausibly allege that JPMorgan Chase violated Section 57-12-2 of
the UPA, because the UPA does not require lenders to disclose all
helpful information, but instead prohibits them from disseminating
misleading, deceitful, or false information; Vilar attempts to
turn the UPA into a full-disclosure statute, when it is not.
Similarly, Vilar's contention that JPMorgan Chase violated the UPA
by misrepresenting that it owned the Second Mortgage when it
accepted the short-sale's proceeds is, at this time, implausible.
Fourth, Vilar does not plausibly allege that JPMorgan Chase
violated either Section 1692g(a) or Section 1692e(2)(a) of the
FDCPA, because it is not a debt collector, and is, therefore, not
subject to the FDCPA.

A copy of Judge Browning's memorandum opinion and order dated
December 17, 2014, is available at http://is.gd/9rB5PZfrom
Leagle.com.

Attorney for the Plaintiff:

B. Kay Shafer
Law Office of B. Kay Shafer
3240 Juan Tabo Boulevard Northeast
Albuquerque, NM 87111
Telephone: 505-296-3949

Attorneys for Defendant Equifax Information Services, LLC,
Patricia Williams -- pwilliams@wwwlaw.us -- at Wiggins, Williams &
Wiggins; Kendall Carter -- kcarter@kslaw.com -- at King &
Spalding, LLP

Attorneys for Defendant Transunion, LLC, Rodney L. Schlagel --
rlschlagel@btblaw.com -- Bobbie Jo Collins -- bjcollins@btblaw.com
-- at Butt, Thornton & Baehr; Ginny Webb --
ginny.webb@strasburger.com -- at Strasburger & Price, LLP

Attorneys for Defendant Experian Information Solutions, Inc.,
Charles J. Vigil -- cvigil@rodey.com -- at Rodey, Dickason, Sloan,
Akin & Robb, P.A.; Alexandra Fries -- afries@jonesday.com -- Rana
Nader -- at Jones Day

Attorneys for Defendant JPMorgan Chase, N.A., Jason C. Bousliman -
- JBousliman@LRRLaw.com -- Matthew W. Park -- MPark@LRRLaw.com
-- at Lewis Roca Rothgerber

Attorneys for Defendant LCS Financial Services Corporation, Bryan
Wade Thomason -- bthomason@thomasonlaw.net -- at Thomason Law
Firm, P.C.

Attorneys for Defendant RCS Recovery Services, R. Ruben Gallegos
at Gallegos Law Firm

Attorney for Defendant Real Time Resolutions, Inc., Diane P.
Donaghy


LIFEWATCH INC: Protective Order Issued in "Donaca" Case
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Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym of the Central District of California
made a protective order in the case MATTHEW DONACA, Individually
and on behalf of all others similarly situated, Plaintiff, v.
LIFEWATCH INC. ("LIFEWATCH"), EVAN SIRLIN, Individually and as
Chief Executive officer of LIFEWATCH, and DOES 1 through 10,
inclusive, Defendants, CASE NO. ED CV 13-02064-JGB-SP (C.D. Cal.)

The parties acknowledged that the order does not confer blanket
protections on all disclosures or responses to discovery and that
the protection it affords extends only to the limited information
or items that are entitled under the applicable legal principles
to treatment as confidential. The parties have agreed that the
terms of the confidentiality order shall also apply to any future
voluntary disclosures of confidential, proprietary or private
information. This confidentiality order shall not apply to
documents or information already in the public record. However,
the protections afforded by this order shall apply to documents or
information that a party has disclosed or hereafter discloses to a
third party in connection with its business in a manner that does
not make the documents or information publicly available. The
parties reserve their rights to object to or withhold any
information including confidential, proprietary or private
information on any other applicable grounds permitted by law,
including third party rights and relevancy.

The protections conferred by the Stipulation and Order cover not
only protected material, but also any information copied or
extracted therefrom, as well as all copies, excerpts, summaries,
or compilations thereof, plus testimony, conversations, or
presentations by parties or counsel to or in arbitration or in
other settings that might reveal protected material.

Even after the termination of the litigation, the confidentiality
obligations imposed by the order shall remain in effect until a
designating party agrees in a signed writing or a court order
otherwise directs.

A party does not waive its right to challenge a confidentiality
designation by electing not to mount a challenge promptly after
the original designation is disclosed.

A receiving party may use protected material that is disclosed or
produced by another party or by a non-party in connection with the
case only for prosecuting, defending, or attempting to settle this
litigation. Such protected material may be disclosed only to the
categories of persons and under the conditions described in this
Order. When the litigation has been terminated, a receiving party
must comply with the provisions of section 11.

Protected material must be stored and maintained by a receiving
party at a location and in a secure manner that ensures that
access is limited to the persons authorized under the Protective
Order.

Counsel are entitled to retain an archival copy of the portions of
all pleadings, motion papers, transcripts, legal memoranda,
correspondence or attorney work product, that do not contain
information or items that were designated Attorney's Eyes Only.
Any such archival copies that contain or constitute protected
material remain subject to the Confidentiality Order.

A copy of Magistrate Judge Pym's order dated January 7, 2015, is
available at http://is.gd/OSGCHEfrom Leagle.com.

STEPHEN J. SIMONI -- StephenSimoniLAW@Gmail.com -- at SIMONI
CONSUMER CLASS ACTION LAW OFFICES, Attorney for Plaintiff

Jason P. Sultzer -- sultzerj@thesultzerlawgroup.com -- Joseph
Lipari -- liparij@thesultzerlawgroup.com -- at  The Sultzer Law
Group, P.C.; William H. Armstrong --
bill.armstrong@armstrongetal.com -- at Armstrong & Associates LLP,
Attorneys for Defendant Lifewatch Inc.


LVNV FUNDING: Bid to Withdraw Reference Denied in Slaughter Case
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In ALFRED TYRNE SLAUGHTER, Plaintiff, v. LVNV FUNDING, LLC, et
al., Defendants, CASE NO. 2:14-MC-2050-KOB, (N.D. Ala.), before
the court is a motion to withdraw the reference filed by defendant
LVNV Funding, LLC, on October 24, 2014.

On February 12, 2015, Chief District Judge Karon Owen Bowdre
issued a memorandum opinion denying LVNV's motion to withdraw the
reference, without prejudice.

"Given the numerous filings throughout the Alabama bankruptcy
courts, in cases with identical claims, the court finds that
leaving the bankruptcy reference in place will advance the
uniformity in bankruptcy administration, decrease confusion,
promote the economical use of the parties' resources, and
facilitate the bankruptcy process," Judge Bowdre said.

A copy of the ruling is available at http://is.gd/udaZJUfrom
Leagle.com.

Alfred Tyrone Slaughter, Plaintiff, represented by Bradford W
Botes, Bond, Botes, Reese & Shinn, P.C.

LVNV Funding LLC, Defendant, represented by Neal D Moore, III --
ndm@ffdlaw.com -- FERGUSON FROST & DODSON LLP.

Susan Iler Gaines, Defendant, represented by Neal D Moore, III,
FERGUSON FROST & DODSON LLP.


MATHESON TRI-GAS: Removes "Van Kempen" Suit to N.D. California
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The class action lawsuit titled Van Kempen v. Matheson Tri-Gas,
Inc., et al., Case No. RG15754371, was removed from the Superior
Court of the State of California for the County of Alameda to the
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
(Oakland).  The District Court Clerk assigned Case No. 4:15-cv-
00660-DMR to the proceeding.

According to the Complaint allegations, the Defendant failed to
pay wages due and owing to the Plaintiff and class members in
accordance with Fair Labor Standards Act.

The Defendants are represented by:

          Clint D. Robison, Esq.
          Vickie V. Grasu, Esq.
          LECLAIRRYAN LLP
          725 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 350
          Los Angeles, CA 90017
          Telephone: (213) 488-0503
          Facsimile: (213) 624-3755
          E-mail: clint.robison@leclairryan.com
                  vickie.grasu@leclairryan.com


MATTRESS FIRM: Faces "Wilson" Suit Over Failure to Pay Overtime
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Keith M. Wilson, individually and on behalf of all other similarly
situated individuals v. Mattress Firm, Inc., Case No. 1:15-cv-
00407 (N.D. Ga., February 10, 2015), is brought against the
Defendants for failure to pay overtime wages for work more than 40
hours per week.

Mattress Firm, Inc. is a specialty bedding company that sells
mattresses, beds, furniture, and accessories.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      John Thomas Sparks Sr., Esq.
      AUSTIN & SPARKS, P.C.
      2974 Lookout Place, N.E., Suite 200
      Atlanta, GA 30305-3272
      Telephone: (404) 869-0100
      Facsimile: (404) 869-0200
      E-mail: jsparks@austinsparks.com

         - and -

      Paul J. Lukas, Esq.
      NICHOLS KASTER, PLLP-MN
      80 South 8th Street, 4600 IDS Center
      Minneapolis, MN 55402
      Telephone: (612) 256-3200
      E-mail: lukas@nka.com


MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ: Sued Over Alleged Racketeering Practices
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Damaris Adamo, individually and as the parent, natural guardian
and next friend on behalf of her children and all others similarly
situated v. The County Of Monmouth, et al., Case No. 2:15-cv-01073
(D.N.J., February 9, 2015), alleges that the Defendants are
engaged in a pattern of racketeering activity and operating a
cottage industry and Star Chamber for profit and sadism and
seditious conspiracy to undermine and usurp the Federal
government, through a calculated system of fraud, eugenics, and
social engineering; and dealing in obscene matters of human
trafficking, child pornography and child prostitution.

The County of Monmouth is a county in the State of New Jersey.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Damaris Adamo, Esq.
      70 Embury Avenue
      Ocean Grove, NJ 07756
      Telephone: (917) 215-5029
      E-mail: bytheseaog@gmail.com


NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE: Removes "Stricklen" Suit to D. New Jersey
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The class action lawsuit captioned Toshiba Stricklen, on behalf of
herself and all others similarly situated v. Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC, Case No. MID-C-00011-15, was removed from the Superior Court,
Chancery Division: Middlesex, to the U.S. District Court for the
District of New Jersey.  The District Court Clerk assigned Case
No. 2:15-cv-01115-KM-SCM to the proceeding.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Shane Travis Prince, Esq.
          Stephen P. Denittis
          DENITTIS OSEFCHEN, P.C.
          5 Greentree Centre
          525 Route 73 North, Suite 410
          Marlton, NJ 08053
          Telephone: (856) 797-9951
          Facsimile: (856) 797-9978
          E-mail: sprince@denittislaw.com
                  sdenittis@denittislaw.com

The Defendant is represented by:

          Deepa J. Zavatsky, Esq.
          REED SMITH LLP
          136 Main Street, Suite 250
          Princeton, NJ 08540
          Telephone: (609) 514-5963
          E-mail: dzavatsky@reedsmith.com


NBCAA FUNDING: Fails to Pay Employees Overtime, "Stump" Suit Says
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Brianna Stump, on behalf of herself and those similarly situated
v. NBCAA Funding Enterprise, Inc. d/b/a Healthy Nationwide
Benefits, a Florida profit corporation, Case No. 0:15-cv-60262
(S.D. Fla., February 9, 2015), is brought against the Defendants
for failure to pay overtime wages in violation of the Fair Labor
Standard Act.

NBCAA Funding Enterprise, Inc. owns and operates a medical
insurance agency with a principal place of business in Broward
County, Florida.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Richard Bernard Celler, Esq.
      RICHARD CELLER LEGAL, P.A.
      7450 Griffin Road, Suite 230
      Davie, FL 33314
      Telephone: (954) 243-4295
      Facsimile: (954) 337-2771
     E-mail: richard@floridaovertimelawyer.com


NCO FINANCIAL: Suit Seeks to Stop Illegal Collection Practices
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Jesse Golding, Individually and on Behalf of All Others Similarly
Situated v. NCO Financial Systems, Inc., Case No. 2:15-cv-00165-
JPS (E.D. Wis., February 11, 2015) seeks redress for alleged
collection practices that violate the Fair Debt Collection
Practices Act.

NCO Financial Systems, Inc. is a foreign limited liability company
with its principal place of business located in Horsham,
Pennsylvania.  NCO is engaged in the business of a collection
agency, using the mails and telephone to collect consumer debts
originally owed to others.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Shpetim Ademi, Esq.
          John D. Blythin, Esq.
          Mark A. Eldridge, Esq.
          ADEMI & O'REILLY, LLP
          3620 East Layton Avenue
          Cudahy, WI 53110
          Telephone: (414) 482-8000
          Facsimile: (414) 482-8001
          E-mail: sademi@ademilaw.com
                  jblythin@ademilaw.com
                  meldridge@ademilaw.com


NORTHLAND GROUP: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act
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Geraldo Rodriguez, Sr., on behalf of himself individually and all
others similarly situated v. Northland Group, Inc., Case No. 1:15-
cv-00713 (E.D.N.Y., February 11, 2015) accuses the Defendant of
violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Novlette Rosemarie Kidd, Esq.
          FAGENSON & PUGLISI
          450 Seventh Avenue, Suite 3302
          New York, NY 10123
          Telephone: (212) 268-2128
          Facsimile: (212) 268-2127
          E-mail: nkidd@fagensonpuglisi.com


OLD REPUBLIC: 9th Cir. Nixed Appeal Over Denial of Class Cert.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit dismissed the
appealed case, DOUGLAS J. CAMPION, on behalf of himself and all
others similarly situated, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. OLD REPUBLIC
PROTECTION COMPANY, INC., a California corporation, Defendant-
Appellee, NO. 12-56784 (9th Cir.)

Douglas P. Campion brought a class action against Old Republic,
alleging several causes of action, including breach of contract,
breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing,
violations of the California Consumers Legal Remedies Act, and
violations of the California Unfair Competition Law. In essence,
Campion alleges that Old Republic, a company that sells home
warranty plans, arbitrarily denied claims made by him and a
putative class of similarly situated policyholders of Old Republic
plans, or otherwise cheated him and this class out of benefits
owed under their policies. Plaintiff seeks to certify a class,
while defendant filed a motion for partial summary judgment.

The district court denied Campion's motion to certify a class of
Old Republic policyholders and later granted Old Republic's motion
for partial summary judgment on Campion's claims under the
California Consumers Legal Remedies Act. After the district court
granted partial summary judgment in Old Republic's favor, Campion
and Old Republic reached a settlement agreement and filed a joint
motion and stipulation for dismissal with the district court. The
district court granted the joint motion and stipulation for
dismissal, and Campion brought this appeal to seek review of the
district court's various orders. Specifically Campion questions
the district court's orders denying his motion for class
certification, denying his motion for leave to amend his
complaint, and granting Defendant Old Republic's motion for
partial summary judgment.

The appellate court denied plaintiff-appellant's motion stating
that the appeal is moot because Campion has no financial interest
or other personal interest whatsoever in class certification.
Campion does not stand to gain compensation for his claims
because, under the terms of the settlement, he received their full
value. He settled attorney's fees and costs as well as his
damages.

A copy of the Ninth Circuit opinion dated December 31, 2014, is
available at http://is.gd/RoUgPBfrom Leagle.com

For Plaintiff-Appellant:

Yury A. Kolesnikov
Francis A. Bottini, Jr.
Bottini & Bottini, Inc.
7817 Ivanhoe Avenue, Suite 102
La Jolla, CA 92037
Telephone: 858-914-2001
Facsimile: 858-914-2002
Email: mail@bottinlaw.com

For Defendant-Appellee, Jay N. Varon -- jvaron@foley.com -- Tammy
H. Boggs -- tboggs@foley.com -- at Foley & Lardner LLP


PHARMACIA CORP: Bid to Exclude Expert Testimonies Gets Partial OK
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TUSCUMBIA CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM, on behalf of itself and all others
similarly situated, Plaintiff, v. PHARMACIA CORPORATION,
Defendant, CIVIL ACTION NO. CV-12-S-332-NW, (N.D. Ala.) is before
the court on defendant's motion to exclude the expert testimony of
Dr. Shaun Crawford, Dr. Lois D. George, Matthew Hageman, Michael
Heard, Dr. James Olson, and Robert Thompson.

In this action, the Plaintiff contends that the defendant was
negligent and wanton (or reckless) in the design, manufacture, and
marketing of electric ballasts for fluorescent light fixtures
containing "the now-banned toxic chemicals known as
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)." Plaintiff alleges that failing
ballasts release PCBs into classrooms like those maintained by the
plaintiff, and that "PCBs could cause systemic toxic injuries" to
humans.

District Judge C. Lynwood Smith, Jr., in a memorandum opinion and
order dated February 12, 2015, a copy of which is available at
http://is.gd/0pHZYQfrom Leagle.com, granted in part and denied in
part the motion to exclude expert testimony filed by defendant
Pharmacia Corporation. The Court granted the motion as to the
testimony of Dr. Shaun Crawford, Matthew Hageman, Michael Heard,
Dr. James Olson, and Robert Thompson. The testimony of these
witnesses is excluded. The motion as to Dr. Lois George was
denied.

Tuscumbia City School System, by and through its Board of
Education, on behalf of itself and all others similarly situated,
Plaintiff, represented by Andrew S Herring --
aherring@davisnorris.com -- DAVIS & NORRIS LLP, Courtney L
Peinhardt -- courtney@davisnorris.com -- DAVIS & NORRIS LLP, D
Frank Davis -- fdavis@davisnorris.com -- DAVIS & NORRIS LLP, John
E Norris -- jnorris@davisnorris.com -- DAVIS & NORRIS LLP & Wesley
W Barnett -- wbarnett@davisnorris.com -- DAVIS & NORRIS LLP.

Pharmacia Corporation, Defendant, represented by Augusta S Dowd --
adowd@waadlaw.com -- WHITE ARNOLD & DOWD PC, J Mark White --
mwhite@whitearnolddowd.com -- WHITE ARNOLD & DOWD PC, Linda G
Flippo -- lflippo@whitearnolddowd.com -- WHITE ARNOLD & DOWD PC,
Matthew H Lembke -- mlembke@babc.com -- BRADLEY ARANT BOULT
CUMMINGS LLP, Michael R Pennington -- mpennington@babc.com --
BRADLEY ARANT BOULT CUMMINGS LLP & Thomas M Goutman --
goutmant@whiteandwilliams.com -- WHITE & WILLIAMS LLP.


PRE-PAID LEGAL: Motion for Arbitration in Savetsky Suit Denied
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District Judge Samuel Conti issued an order denying a motion to
compel arbitration in MICHAEL SAVETSKY, individually and on behalf
of all others similarly situated, Plaintiff, v. PRE-PAID LEGAL
SERVICES, INC. d/b/a LegalShield, Defendant, CASE NO. 14-03514 SC,
(N.D. Cal.).

This is a putative class action alleging that LegalShield
improperly charged recurring payments for pre-paid legal services
without sufficient consent or disclosure.

Judge Conti said there was no valid and enforceable agreement to
arbitrate, and there is no basis to compel arbitration.

A copy of the February 12, 2015 ruling is available at
http://is.gd/5gVPVQfrom Leagle.com.

Michael Savetsky, individually and on behalf of all others
similarly situated, Plaintiff, represented by Ari Nathan Cherniak
-- acherniak@hammondlawpc.com -- HammondLaw, PC & Julian Ari
Hammond -- jhammond@hammondlawpc.com  -- HammondLaw, PC.

Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc., Defendant, represented by Shannon
Z. Petersen -- spetersen@sheppardmullin.com -- Sheppard Mullin
Richter & Hampton LLP, Thomas Blanchard Snyder --
thomas.snyder@crowedunlevy.com -- Crowe Dunlevy, David Edward
Snyder -- dsnyder@sheppardmullin.com -- Sheppard Mullin LLP & Lai
Lam Yip -- lyip@sheppardmullin.com -- Sheppard Mullin Richter and
Hampton.


PREMIER CONSTRUCTION: Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime Wages
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Sean Patterson, on behalf of himself and all others similarly
situated v. Premier Construction Co. Inc., Case No. 1:15-cv-00662
(E.D.N.Y., February 10, 2015), seeks to recover unpaid overtime
wages and damages pursuant to the Fair Labor Standard Act.

Premier Construction Co. Inc. owns and operates a construction
company in New York.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Jon L. Norinsberg, Esq.
      LAW OFFICE OF JON L. NORINSBERG
      225 Broadway, Suite 2700
      New York, NY 10007
      Telephone: (212) 791-5396
      Facsimile: (212) 406-6890
      E-mail: norinsberg@aol.com


PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP: Addendum to Settlement Gets Approval
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District Judge Troy L. Nunley signed on February 9, 2015, a
stipulation and order regarding an addendum to a settlement
agreement and release in the case JASON CAMPBELL and SARAH SOBEK,
individually, and on behalf of all other similarly situated
current and former employees of PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP,
Plaintiffs, v. PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS, LLP, a Limited Liability
Partnership, Defendant, CASE NO. 06-CV-02376-TLN-AC, (E.D. Cal.).

The Parties to the case on January 14, 2015, entered into the
Settlement Agreement and Release, which received Preliminary
Approval by the Court by Order dated January 30, 2015.  The
Plaintiffs have requested an amendment of the Settlement Agreement
and Release in order to ensure that each Settlement Class Member
will be entitled to receive a minimum settlement payment of $100
from the Gross Settlement Payment.  Any funds necessary to make
such payments would be withheld from the Fee Award authorized by
the Court to be paid to Class Counsel by the Settlement
Administrator from the Gross Settlement Payment.

The Parties wished to amend the Settlement Agreement and Release,
subject to the Court's supervision and approval, under the terms
and conditions set forth in the Addendum to Settlement Agreement
and Release.

The Notice to Class Members of Proposed Settlement of Class Action
and the Notice to Overlapping Class Members of Proposed Settlement
of Class Action, previously approved by the Court, have been
revised in accordance with the Addendum.

Accordingly, the Court approves the terms and conditions of the
Addendum to the Settlement Agreement and Release, including the
revised Notice to Class Members of Proposed Settlement of Class
Action and Notice to Overlapping Class Members of Proposed
Settlement of Class Action.

The Settlement Agreement and Release is amended by the Addendum.
Except as modified by the Addendum, the terms and conditions of
the Settlement Agreement and Release are not changed.

A copy of the court-approved stipulation is available at
http://is.gd/WWUf5zfrom Leagle.com.

WILLIAM A. KERSHAW -- wkershaw@kcrlegal.com -- LYLE W. COOK --
lcook@kcrlegal.com -- STUART C. TALLEY -- stalley@kcrlegal.com --
KERSHAW, CUTTER & RATINOFF, LLP, Sacramento, CA, JAMES P. ULWICK
-- julwick@kg-law.com -- (Admitted Pro Hac Vice), JEAN E. LEWIS --
jlewis@kg-law.com -- KRAMON & GRAHAM, P.A., Baltimore, Maryland,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

NORMAN C. HILE -- nhile@orrick.com -- JULIE A. TOTTEN --
jatotten@orrick.com -- ANDREA L. BROWN -- abrown@orrick.com --
ORRICK, HERRINGTON & SUTCLIFFE LLP, Sacramento, California,
Attorneys for Defendant, PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP,

DANIEL J. THOMASCH -- dthomasch@gibsondunn.com -- (Admitted Pro
Hac Vice), LAUREN J. ELLIOT -- lelliot@gibsondunn.com -- (Admitted
Pro Hac Vice), GIBSON DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP, New York, New York,
JULIAN W. POON -- jpoon@gibsondunn.com -- ALEXANDER K. MIRCHEFF --
amircheff@gibsondunn.com -- GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP, Los
Angeles, California, MICHELE L. MARYOTT -- mmaryott@gibsondunn.com
-- GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP, Irvine, California, Attorneys for
Defendant, PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP.


PROTECTION 1 ALARM: Accused of Violating TCPA in New Jersey
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Gino D'Ottavio v. Protection 1 Alarm Monitoring, Inc. and John Doe
(1-10), Case No. 3:15-cv-01136-MAS-DEA (D.N.J., February 12, 2015)
seeks redress for the Defendant's alleged actions, which violate
the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.  The TCPA prohibits calling
a cellular telephone with an auto-dialer without prior express
consent.

Protection 1 Alarm Monitoring is a New Jersey Corporation with its
principal place of business located in Manasquan, New Jersey.  The
identities of the Doe Defendants are unknown.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Ari Marcus, Esq.
          MARCUS LAW, LLC
          1500 Allaire Avenue, Suite 101
          Ocean, NJ 07712
          Telephone: (732) 695-3282
          Facsimile: (732) 298-6256
          E-mail: ari@marcuslawyer.com


PVH CORPORATION: Court Denies Final Approval of Chavez Suit Deal
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District Judge Lucy H. Koh denied final approval of a class action
settlement in JESSIE CHAVEZ, Plaintiff, v. PVH CORPORATION, et
al., Defendants, CASE NO. 13-CV-01797-LHK, (N.D. Cal.).

Plaintiffs Jessie Chavez and Anabel Armenta are former and current
employees of Defendants PVH Corporation, Tommy Hilfiger Retail,
LLC, and PVH Retail Stores LLC. Plaintiffs brought this putative
class action on behalf of current former employees of Defendants,
on the grounds that the Defendants allegedly violated provisions
of the California Labor Code by paying employees with payroll
debit cards, and providing employees with inaccurate or incomplete
wage statements.  The instant action is one of three putative
class action lawsuits filed against Defendants that raise similar
and overlapping allegations regarding the Defendants' use of
payroll debit cards: Scott-George v. PVH Corporation, 13-CV-00441-
TLN, before Judge Nunley of the Eastern District of California
("Scott-George"); and Lapan et al. v. PVH Corporation, 13-CV-5006-
LHK, which is a case related to Chavez that is also before the
Court ("Lapan").

Judge Koh's February 11, 2015 ruling, a copy of which is available
at http://is.gd/jw2vEVfrom Leagle.com, held that the Court denies
final approval on two bases. "First, in spite of the parties'
statements in their filings to the contrary and the language of
the release provision, Defendants and Plaintiffs acknowledged at
the final approval hearing that Defendants intend to use the
Chavez release to bar claims under Labor Code Section 203 based on
facts other than those alleged in the operative Chavez Complaint.
This would violate the rule in the Ninth Circuit that a class
action settlement can only release claims based on an identical
factual predicate as the claims alleged in the operative
complaint. Second, because the notice sent to class members did
not notify the class members that they may be releasing claims
based on facts not alleged in the Chavez Complaint, or alert class
members to the existence of the related Scott-George and Lapan
actions, the settlement notice was inadequate. Either of these two
bases would be sufficient to deny final approval of the
settlement," he said.

Plaintiffs' motion for attorneys' fees and costs, and class
representative enhancement were denied as moot.

Jessie Chavez, Plaintiff, represented by Larry W Lee --
lwlee@diversitylaw.com -- Diversity Law Group, P.C., Daniel Hyo-
Shik Chang -- dchang@diversitylaw.com -- Diversity Law Group, P.C.
& William Lucas Marder -- bill@polarislawgroup.com -- Polaris Law
Group, LLP.

PVH Corporation, Defendant, represented by Dean Hansell --
dean.hansell@hoganlovells.com -- Hogan Lovells US LLP.

PVH Corporation, a Delaware corporation, Defendant, represented by
Asheley Greshaune Dean -- dean.hansell@hoganlovells.com -- Hogan
and Hartson LLP, Michelle Lynn Roberts --
michelle.roberts@hoganlovells.com -- Hogan Lovells US LLP & Rachel
A Patta -- rachel.patta@hoganlovells.com -- Hogan Lovells US LLP.

PVH Retail Stores, LLC, Defendant, represented by Dean Hansell,
Hogan Lovells US LLP & Michelle Lynn Roberts, Hogan Lovells US
LLP.

Tommy Hilfiger Retail, LLC, Defendant, represented by Dean
Hansell, Hogan Lovells US LLP & Michelle Lynn Roberts, Hogan
Lovells US LLP.

Melissa Wiggs, Movant, represented by Ronald H Bae --
rbae@aequitaslawgroup.com -- Aequitas Law Group, Joseph Cho --
jcho@aequitaslawgroup.com -- Aequitas Law Group & Olivia D
Scharrer, Aequitas Law Group.

Jodi Scott-George, Movant, represented by Ronald H Bae, Aequitas
Law Group, Joseph Cho, Aequitas Law Group & Olivia D Scharrer,
Aequitas Law Group.

Jeffrey Lapan, Interested Party, represented by Edward Joseph
Wynne -- EWynne@wynnelawfirm.com -- Wynne Law Firm.

Ashwin Chandra, Interested Party, represented by Edward Joseph
Wynne, Wynne Law Firm.


RAINERI CONSTRUCTION: Court Okays Settlement in "King" Case
-----------------------------------------------------------
RONNIE KING, et al., Plaintiffs, v. RAINERI CONSTRUCTION, LLC, et
al., Defendants, CASE NO. 4:14-CV-1828 (CEJ), (E.D. Mo.) is before
the Court on defendants' consent motion for approval of a
settlement between the parties and to dismiss the action with
prejudice.

"Considering the totality of the circumstances, the Court finds
the proposed settlement fair and reasonable to all parties," ruled
District Judge Carol E. Jackson, in a memorandum and order dated
February 12, 2015, a copy of which is available at
http://is.gd/BX0u0Nfrom Leagle.com.  "The settlement provides
payment for unpaid overtime compensation as well as liquidated
damages for each named plaintiff. The liquidated damages double
the amount of compensation provided to each plaintiff for unpaid
overtime hours worked. The amounts provided for each plaintiff
surpass or are close to the alleged damages: Ronnie King's damages
for unpaid overtime were $2,116 and he receives a total of $8,000
under the proposed settlement; Danny Carbone's damages were
$25,512.56 and he receives $27,757.92; Dominic Lawson's damages
were $2,950.24 and he receives $10,257.92; Stephen Hill's damages
were $32,880.62 and he receives $20,657.92," he added.

The defendants' consent motion for court approval of the
settlement between the parties is, hence, granted.

The Clerk of Court was directed to make an entry in the docket
record reflecting the dismissal of this action with prejudice.

Ronnie K King, Plaintiff, represented by Bridget L. Halquist --
bhalquist@scwstl.com -- SHER CORWIN LLC, David S. Corwin --
dcorwin@scwstl.com -- SHER CORWIN LLC, Eli Karsh, LIBERMAN &
GOLDSTEIN & Mark A. Potashnick -- markp@wp-attorneys.com --
WEINHAUS AND POTASHNICK.

Daniel Carbone, Plaintiff, represented by Bridget L. Halquist,
SHER CORWIN LLC, David S. Corwin, SHER CORWIN LLC, Eli Karsh,
LIBERMAN & GOLDSTEIN & Mark A. Potashnick, WEINHAUS AND
POTASHNICK.

Dominic Lawson, Plaintiff, represented by Bridget L. Halquist,
SHER CORWIN LLC, David S. Corwin, SHER CORWIN LLC, Eli Karsh,
LIBERMAN & GOLDSTEIN & Mark A. Potashnick, WEINHAUS AND
POTASHNICK.

Steven Hill, Plaintiff, represented by Bridget L. Halquist, SHER
CORWIN LLC, David S. Corwin, SHER CORWIN LLC, Eli Karsh, LIBERMAN
& GOLDSTEIN & Mark A. Potashnick, WEINHAUS AND POTASHNICK.

Raineri Construction, LLC, Defendant, represented by Brian E.
McGovern -- bmcgovern@mlklaw.com -- MCCARTHY AND LEONARD & Bryan
M. Kaemmerer -- bkaemmerer@mlklaw.com -- MCCARTHY AND LEONARD.

Anthony Raineri, Defendant, represented by Brian E. McGovern,
MCCARTHY AND LEONARD & Bryan M. Kaemmerer, MCCARTHY AND LEONARD.

Ashley Raineri, Defendant, represented by Brian E. McGovern,
MCCARTHY AND LEONARD & Bryan M. Kaemmerer, MCCARTHY AND LEONARD.


REGENCY ENERGY: Stockholder Challenges Proposed Sale to Regency
---------------------------------------------------------------
Adrian Dieckman v. Regency Energy Partners LP, Regency GP LP,
Regency GP LLC, Energy Transfer Partners, L.P., Energy Transfer
Partners Gp, L.P., Energy Transfer Equity, L.P., Michael J.
Bradley, James W. Bryant, Rodney L. Gray, John W. Mcreynolds, and
Matthew S. Ramsey, Case No. 3:15-cv-00484-B (N.D. Tex., Feb. 11,
2015) is brought on behalf of similarly situated public
stockholders of Regency challenging the entire fairness and
seeking to enjoin the acquisition of the publicly owned shares of
Regency common stock by, Regency's controller, Energy Transfer
Partners, L.P., and its affiliates ETP.

Regency is a Delaware limited liability company with principal
executive offices located in Dallas, Texas.  Regency specializes
in the gathering and processing, contract compression, contract
treating, transportation, fractionation and storage of natural gas
and natural gas liquids.  Regency GP LP is the general partner of
Regency and is owned by Energy Transfer Equity LP and Regency GP
LLC (which is 100% owned by ETE).  ETE is the parent company of
the acquiring entity.  The Individual Defendants are directors and
officers of Regency.

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. is a master limited partnership
owning and operating one of the largest and most diversified
portfolios of energy assets in the United States.  Energy Transfer
Partners GP, L.P. is the general partner of ETP.  Energy Transfer
Equity, L.P. is a Delaware limited partnership formed for the
purpose of effectuating the Merger.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Balon B. Bradley, Esq.
          LAW OFFICES OF BALON B. BRADLEY
          5473 Blair Road, Suite 100
          Dallas, TX 75231
          Telephone: (972) 991-1582
          E-mail: balon@bbradleylaw.com

               - and -

          Mark C. Gardy, Esq.
          James S. Notis, Esq.
          GARDY & NOTIS, LLP
          Tower 56
          126 E. 56th Street, 8th Floor
          New York, NY 10022
          Telephone: (212) 905-0509
          E-mail: mgardy@gardylaw.com
                  jnotis@gardylaw.com


RUAY THAI: "Perez-Luna" Suit Seeks to Recover Unpaid Overtime
-------------------------------------------------------------
Enrique Perez-Luna and Miguel Angel Diaz, on behalf of themselves
and all other persons similarly situated v. Ruay Thai Restaurant
LLC, Jeffrey Hardinger, and John Does #1-10, Case No. 1:15-cv-
00979 (S.D.N.Y., February 10, 2015), seeks to recover unpaid
overtime compensation and damages pursuant to the Fair Labor
Standard Act.

The Defendants own and operate a restaurant located at 625 2nd
Avenue, New York, New York.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      David Marc Nieporent, Esq.
      David Stein, Esq.
      SAMUEL & STEIN
      38 West 32nd Street
      New York, NY 10001
      Telephone: (212) 563-9884
      Facsimile: (212) 563-9870
      E-mail: dnieporent@samuelandstein.com
              dstein@samuelandstein.com


SANOFI US: Faces Class Action Over Unlawful Sales Practices
-----------------------------------------------------------
Charles Toutant, writing for New Jersey Law Journal, reports that
a putative class action filed in federal court in Newark claims
Sanofi US is engaged in unlawful sales practices designed to
encourage doctors to prescribe its drugs.

The suit claims Sanofi continues to engage in practices similar to
ones that were banned in agreements it signed with federal
officials in 2007, 2009 and 2012, when the company was accused of
misrepresenting to Medicare and Medicaid the average prices of its
drugs.

The suit claims Sanofi gives numerous free samples of arthritis
drug Hyalgan to doctors as a negotiating tool -- often 25 free
units for every 100 purchased -- driving down the effective cost
of the drugs from the amount reimbursed by Medicare, Medicaid and
private insurance providers.

The suit also claims the company pays millions of dollars to
nonparties Accenture and Deloitte to promote diabetes drugs
Amaryl, Apidra and Lantus.  The outside companies were retained to
help Sanofi circumvent provisions in the agreements with the
government barring the company's employees from paying kickbacks
to doctors, hospitals and pharmacies, the suit alleges.

The company also paid doctors to give speeches about its drugs and
hosted lavish dinners for doctors, their office staff and their
family members, the suit claims.

Besides Sanofi, the suit names as defendants former CEO
Christopher Viehbacher, as well as Dennis Urbaniak, vice president
of the U.S. diabetes unit, and Raymond Godleski, who worked as a
supervisor in the U.S. diabetes marketing unit.

The suit relies on the assertions of Diane Ponte, a former
paralegal with the company, who says she told her superiors that
certain contracts involving incentives or kickbacks were illegal.
Mr. Godleski told her to approve the contracts despite her
protestations, the suit says.

In January 2013, Mr. Urbaniak instructed Sanofi employees that $2
million in kickbacks for diabetes drugs should be recategorized as
"'communication agency technical costs,'" according to the suit.

In August 2012, Mr. Godleski told employees that $1.95 million
paid to Accenture to fund kickbacks should be categorized as
"'printed materials,'" the suit claims.

Messrs. Urbaniak and Godleski retired from Sanofi in 2013, with
Mr. Urbaniak joining Accenture and Mr. Godleski serving Sanofi in
a consultant capacity, the suit claims.

Filed on behalf of consumers and third-party payors, the suit was
filed in Essex County, N.J., Superior Court on Dec. 18, 2014, and
removed to federal court on Feb. 6.  The class representative is
Plumbers Local Union No. 690 Health Plan, a Philadelphia labor
union with members in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The suit includes claims under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act
and for unjust enrichment and conspiracy.  The suit seeks an
injunction against the practices cited in the complaint, profits
unjustly gained as a result of the conduct complained of, and
compensatory, punitive and treble damages, as well as attorney
fees.

In its removal notice, Sanofi estimates that damages related to
the sale of Hyalgan from 2005 until 2009 would reach $11.7
million, based on a volume of 168,000 units at a cost of $70 each.

But the total amount would be greater because the plaintiff's
claims extend to the present, Sanofi's notice said.  And applying
the plaintiff's estimates that Hyalgan's prices were inflated by
25 percent would mean the suit claims net sales of the drug were
inflated by $80 million from 2005 until 2009, the drug company
said.  As for the alleged kickbacks on the three diabetes drugs,
the complaint identifies nine contracts totaling payment of $34
million.

The plaintiff is represented by Donald Haviland of Haviland Hughes
in Ambler, Pa., who did not return a call seeking comment.

Sanofi's lawyer is Liza Walsh -- lwalsh@connellfoley.com -- of
Connell Foley in Roseland, N.J. Sanofi said in a statement, "These
allegations are without merit, and Sanofi will vigorously defend
the suit."

Accenture and Deloitte did not respond to requests for comment.


SKECHERS USA: Faces "Berry" Suit Over Misrepresentation of Shoes
----------------------------------------------------------------
Lisa Berry v. Skechers, U.S.A., Inc., Skechers, U.S.A., Inc., II,
and Skechers Fitness Group, Case No. 3:15-cv-00144-TBR (W.D. Ky.,
February 11, 2015) alleges that Skechers made numerous
misrepresentations regarding the efficacy and health benefits of
Shape-ups.

Skechers U.S.A., Inc., and Skechers U.S.A., Inc. II, are Delaware
corporations headquartered in Manhattan Beach, California.
Skechers Fitness Group is a trademarked subsidiary of Skechers
U.S.A., Inc. II, with its principal place of business in Manhattan
Beach.  Skechers is a shoe company that manufactures toning shoes,
including Skechers Shape-ups and Tone-ups.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Richard W. Schulte, Esq.
          WRIGHT & SCHULTE, LLC
          812 E. National Road
          Dayton, OH 45377
          Telephone: (937) 435-7500
          Facsimile: (937) 435-7511
          E-mail: rschulte@legaldayton.com


SPEEDPAY INC: Illegally Transacts Business in Fla., Suit Claims
---------------------------------------------------------------
Caryn Pincus, an individual, on behalf of herself and all others
similarly situated v. Speedpay, Inc., a New York corporation, Case
No. 9:15-cv-80164 (S.D. Fla., February 10, 2015), alleges that the
Defendant  does not appear to be licensed in any jurisdiction, and
does not comply with federal law requiring licensure and
registration of money transmitting businesses.

Speedpay, Inc. is funds transmission service and bill payment
processing company incorporated in the State of New York and
principally located in Englewood, Colorado.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Scott David Owens, Esq.
      SCOTT D. OWENS, P.A.
      3800 S. Ocean Drive, Suite 235
      Hollywood, FL 33019
      Telephone: (954) 589-0588
      Facsimile: (954) 337-0666
      E-mail: scott@scottdowens.com

         - and -

      Bret Leon Lusskin Jr., Esq.
      BRET LUSSKIN, P.A.
      20803 Biscayne Blvd., Ste 302
      Aventura, FL 33180
      Telephone: (954) 454-5841
      Facsimile: (954) 454-5844
      E-mail: blusskin@lusskinlaw.com


STARBUCKS CORP: Vondersaar's Class Certification Bid Denied
-----------------------------------------------------------
District Judge Dean D. Pregerson denied a motion for class
certification in TIMOTHY VONDERSAAR, individually and on behalf of
other members of the general public similarly situated, Plaintiff,
v. STARBUCKS CORPORATION, a Washington corporation, Defendant,
CASE NO. CV 12-05027 DDP (AJWX), (C.D. Cal.).

The Plaintiffs sought certification of a nationwide class
comprised of all disabled wheelchair and scooter users who have
been adversely affected by high handoff counters in Starbucks
stores constructed between January 26, 1993 and 2005, as well as a
similar California class under the Unruh Act.

A copy of the Court's February 12, 2015 ruling is available at
http://is.gd/K39qGTfrom Leagle.com.

Timothy Vondersaar, individually and on behalf of other members of
the general public similarly situated, Plaintiff, represented by
Alison Y Rose -- arose@kswlawyers.com -- Kawahito Shraga and
Westrick LLP, James K Kawahito -- jkawahito@kswlawyers.com --
Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP, Miguel A Custodio, Jr --
custodio@custodiolaw.com -- Law Offices of Miguel A Custodio Jr,
Shawn C Westrick -- swestrick@kswlawyers.com -- Kawahito Shraga
and Westrick LLP & Vineet Dubey -- dubey@cd-lawyers.com --
Custodio & Dubey LLP.

Orlandis Hardy, Jr, individually and on behalf of other members of
the general public similarly situated, Plaintiff, represented by
James K Kawahito, Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP, Miguel A
Custodio, Jr, Law Offices of Miguel A Custodio Jr, Shawn C
Westrick, Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP & Vineet Dubey,
Custodio & Dubey LLP.

Bernard Taruc, individually and on behalf of other members of the
general public similarly situated, Plaintiff, represented by James
K Kawahito, Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP, Miguel A Custodio,
Jr, Law Offices of Miguel A Custodio Jr, Shawn C Westrick,
Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP & Vineet Dubey, Custodio & Dubey
LLP.

Jaarome Wilson, individually and on behalf of other members of the
general public similarly situated, Plaintiff, represented by James
K Kawahito, Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP, Miguel A Custodio,
Jr, Law Offices of Miguel A Custodio Jr, Shawn C Westrick,
Kawahito Shraga and Westrick LLP & Vineet Dubey, Custodio & Dubey
LLP.

Starbucks Corporation, a Washington corporation, Defendant,
represented by Gregory F Hurley -- ghurley@sheppardmullin.com --
Sheppard Mullin Richter and Hampton LLP & Michael J Chilleen --
mchilleen@sheppardmullin.com -- Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton
LLP.


STATE FARM: March 12 Pretrial Conference in "Guadiana" Case
-----------------------------------------------------------
District Judge Frank R. Zapata of the District of Arizona ruled on
the parties' motions in the case Rosemary Guadiana, Plaintiff, v.
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, Defendant, NO. 07-326-TUC-
FRZ (D. Ariz.)

Rosemary Guadiana filed a class action suit against the defendant
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company for coverage under her
homeowner's insurance policy. She alleged that defendant breached
the policy by failing to pay the costs incurred in tearing out and
replacing the part of the structure necessary to replace the
polybutylene (PB) piping after she sustained water damage caused
by a leak in the PB plumbing system in her home.

The matter was referred to Magistrate Judge Leslie A. Bowman for
all pretrial proceedings and report and recommendation in
accordance with the provisions of 28 U.S.C. Section 636(b)(1) and
LRCiv 72.1 and LRCiv 72.2 of the Rules of Practice of the United
States District Court for the District of Arizona.

The defendant filed a motion for summary judgment, motion to
decertify the class, and objections to the Magistrate Judge's
order denying its motion to exclude the testimony of Daniel
Johnston. Plaintiff filed a motion for final judgment.

Judge Zapata accepted and adopted the Report and Recommendation of
Magistrate Judge Bowman and made the following pronouncements:

(1) defendant's motion for summary judgment is denied;
(2) defendant's motion to decertify the class is denied;
(3) Magistrate Judge's order is affirmed and;
(4) plaintiff's motion for final judgment is denied.

A Pretrial Conference is set for Thursday, March 12, 2015 at 10:00
a.m.  The parties were to file a proposed Joint Pretrial Order on
or before January 30, 2015.

A copy of Judge Zapata's order dated December 30, 2014 is
available at http://is.gd/THs6Ndfrom Leagle.com.

Rosemary Guadiana, Plaintiff, represented by:

Cory S Fein
Cynthia B Chapman
Michael A Caddell
CADDELL & CHAPMAN
1331 Lamar Street, Suite 1070
Houston, TX 77010
Telephone: 713-581-8295
Facsimile: 713-751-0906

     - and -

Joseph William Watkins
JOSEPH W WATKINS PC
1661 N. Swan Rd., Suite 250
Tucson, AZ 85712
Telephone: 520-882-9115

     - and -

Richard D Daly
RICHARD DALY LAW FIRM
1100 Louisiana Street
Houston, TX 77002
Telephone: 713-655-1405

State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, Defendant, represented by:

James R Broening
Robert Thomas Aquinas Sullivan
Tyler Maxwell Abrahams
BROENING OBERG WOODS & WILSON PC
1122 E. Jefferson St.
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Telephone: 602-271-7700
Facsimile: 602-258-7785
Email: jrb@bowwlaw.com
       rts@bowwlaw.com
       tma@bowwlaw.com

     - and -

Michael S McCarthy
Todd P Walker
FAEGRE BAKER & DANIELS LLP
3200 Wells Fargo Center
1700 Lincoln Street
Denver, CO 80203
Telephone: 303-607-3500
Facsimile: 303-607-3600
Email: michael.mccarthy@FaegreBD.com
       todd.walker@FaegreBD.com


STEAK 'N SHAKE: Faces "Mielo" Suit in Pa. Over Violation of ADA
---------------------------------------------------------------
Christopher Mielo and Sarah Heinzl, individually and on behalf of
all others similarly situated v. Steak 'N Shake Operations, Inc.,
Case No. 2:15-cv-00180 (W.D. Pa., February 10, 2015), is brought
against the Defendants for violation of the Americans with
Disabilities Act.

Steak 'N Shake Operations, Inc. owns and operates restaurant with
multiple locations in Pennsylvania.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      R. Bruce Carlson, Esq.
      Benjamin J. Sweet, Esq.
      Stephanie Goldin, Esq.
      CARLSON LYNCH SWEET & KILPELA LLP
      PNC Park
      115 Federal Street, Suite 210
      Pittsburgh, PA 15212
      Telephone: (412) 322-9243
      Facsimile: (412) 231-0246
      E-mail: www.carlsonlynch.com
              bcarlson@carlsonlynch.com
              bsweet@carlsonlynch.com
              sgoldin@carlsonlynch.com


SUITED CONNECTOR: Moves "Hoffman" Suit to NJ Federal Court
----------------------------------------------------------
The class action lawsuit styled Hoffman v. Suited Connector, LLC,
Case No. BER-L-000121-15, was removed from the Superior Court Of
New Jersey, Bergen County-Law Division, to the U.S. District Court
for the District of New Jersey (Newark).  The District Court Clerk
assigned Case No. 2:15-cv-01098-JLL-JAD to the proceeding.

The Complaint alleges that the Defendant is liable to the
Plaintiff and each class member for allegedly violating the New
Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and for committing common law
conversion.  Specifically, the Plaintiff alleges that through
receipt of unsolicited commercial e-mail messages sent by or on
behalf of Suited Connector, recipients are unable to "opt out" or
unsubscribe from receiving commercial e-mail messages in the
future, in violation of state and Federal laws.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Raphael M. Rosenblatt, Esq.
          ROSENBLATT LAW PC
          21 Court Plaza South, Suite 305
          Hackensack, NJ 07601
          Telephone: (551) 444-8100
          Facsimile: (551) 497-4665
          E-mail: raphael@rosenblattlegal.com

               - and -

          Harold M. Hoffman, Esq.
          240 Grand Avenue
          Englewood, NJ 07631
          Telephone: (212) 486-6322
          Facsimile: (212) 980-8748
          E-mail: hoffman.esq@verizon.net

The Defendant is represented by:

          John P. Harrington, Esq.
          BERKOWITZ, LICHTSTEIN, KURITSKY GIASULLO & GROSS, LLC
          75 Livingston Avenue
          Roseland, NJ 07068
          Telephone: (973) 325-7800
          Facsimile: (973) 325-7930
          E-mail: jharrington@blkgg.com


SUPERIOR RESTORATION: Removes "Figueroa" Suit to S.D. Florida
-------------------------------------------------------------
The class action lawsuit entitled Figueroa v. Superior Restoration
& Cleaning Services, Inc., et al., Case No. CACE 15-000264(14),
was removed from the 17th Judicial in Broward County, Florida, to
the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (Ft.
Lauderdale).  The District Court Clerk assigned Case No. 0:15-cv-
60294-MGC to the proceeding.

The lawsuit is brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Brody Max Shulman, Esq.
          Jason Saul Remer, Esq.
          REMER & GEORGES-PIERRE, PLLC
          Courthouse Tower, Suite 2200
          44 West Flagler Street
          Miami, FL 33130
          Telephone: (305) 416-5000
          Facsimile: (305) 416-5005
          E-mail: bshulman@rgpattorneys.com
                  jremer@rgpattorneys.com

The Defendants are represented by:

          Adam S. Chotiner, Esq.
          SHAPIRO BLASI WASSERMAN & GORA PA
          7777 Glades Road, Suite 400
          Boca Raton, FL 33434
          Telephone: (561) 477-7800
          Facsimile: (561) 477-7722
          E-mail: aschotiner@sbwlawfirm.com


SUPERSHUTTLE INTERNATIONAL: Williams Suit Deal Gets Final Okay
--------------------------------------------------------------
District Judge William H. Orrick granted final approval of a class
action settlement in MICHAEL WILLIAMS, et al., Plaintiffs, v.
SUPERSHUTTLE INTERNATIONAL, INC., et al., Defendants, CASE NO. 12-
CV-06493-WHO, (N.D. Cal.).

Judge Orrick held that the proposed Settlement Agreement is fair
and reasonable and therefore approved.

The Court certified, for settlement purposes only, pursuant to
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 23 and 29 U.S.C. Section 216(b),
a settlement class defined as: All individuals currently or
formerly employed by Defendants SuperShuttle International, Inc.
or SFO Airporter, Inc. d/b/a/Compass Transportation as bus
drivers/operators in California at any time from December 21,
2008, through the date of Preliminary Approval of the Settlement.

Steven G. Tidrick, Esq., and Joel Young, Esq., of The Tidrick Law
Firm were appointed as Class Counsel and Plaintiff Michael
Williams was appointed as the Class Representative.

This class action settlement resolves a wage-and-hour dispute on a
class-wide basis, ruled Judge Orrick.

An "enhancement" payment to Plaintiff Michael Williams of $3,000
is justified, he added.

Settlement Administration Costs, as defined in the Settlement
Agreement and described in open court at the hearing, are
justified, and will be paid from the common-fund settlement of
$300,000, he said.

The Court ordered an award of $75,000 in attorneys' fees and
$911.44 in incurred litigation costs to The Tidrick Law Firm, and
an "enhancement" payment to Plaintiff Michael Williams of $3,000,
from the common-fund settlement of $300,000.

A copy of the Court's February 12, 2015 ruling is available at
http://is.gd/4frIEYfrom Leagle.com.

Michael Williams, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory Tidrick
-- sgt@tidricklaw.com -- The Tidrick Law Firm & Joel Benjamin
Young -- jby@tidricklaw.com -- The Tidrick Law Firm.

Timothy Sheard, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory Tidrick,
The Tidrick Law Firm.

Tyrone A. Plunkett, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory
Tidrick, The Tidrick Law Firm.

Carlos Leonardo Rea, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory
Tidrick, The Tidrick Law Firm.

Lenise Gordon, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory Tidrick,
The Tidrick Law Firm.

Quintin Clark, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory Tidrick,
The Tidrick Law Firm.

Joseph Baker, Plaintiff, represented by Steven Gregory Tidrick,
The Tidrick Law Firm.

Supershuttle International, Inc., Defendant, represented by Torey
Joseph Favarote -- tjf@gfemploymentlawyers.com -- Gleason &
Favarote LLP, Brandyn E. Stedfield --
bstedfield@gleasonfavarote.com -- Gleason & Favarote LLP & Janet
Sylvia Yavrouian -- jyavrouian@gleasonfavarote.com -- Gleason &
Favarote, LLP.

SFO Airporter, Inc. d/b/a Compass Transportation, Defendant,
represented by Torey Joseph Favarote, Gleason & Favarote LLP.


SWATCH GROUP: N.J. Judge Dismissed "Reed" Class Suit
----------------------------------------------------
District Judge Esther Salas of the District of New Jersey granted
defendant's motion in the case ELLIOT REED, MICHALE ASTA,
individually and on behalf of others similarly situated,
Plaintiffs, v. THE SWATCH GROUP (US), INC., Defendants, CIVIL
ACTION NO. 14-896-(ES)(MAH) (D.N.J.)

Plaintiffs Elliot Reed and Michael Asta purchased some items at
defendant's store at Swatch Garden State Plaza in New Jersey and
at Swatch Times Square in New York respectively. Both used their
credit cards in paying their purchased items and received from
defendant an electronically-printed receipt that displayed the
expiration date of their American Express credit cards.

On November 23, 2013, the plaintiffs brought a consumer class
action on behalf of themselves and others who, on or after June 3,
2008, made purchases at retail locations operated by the defendant
and were provided with a printed receipt that displayed the
expiration date of the their credit or debit card. Plaintiffs
assert that by not truncating the expiration date from the
receipt, defendant violated the Fair and Accurate Credit
Transactions Act (FACTA) amendment to the Fair Credit Reporting
Act, 15 U.S.C. Section 1681, et seq., as amended (FCRA).
Plaintiffs also allege that defendant's actions violated N.J.
Stat. Ann. Section 56:11-42 (West 2014), a New Jersey statute with
provisions similar to FACTA's.

Defendants filed a motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint
pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6).

Judge Salas granted the motion to dismiss, tossing plaintiffs'
FACTA claim without prejudice. Plaintiffs' N.J. Stat. Ann. Section
56:11-42 is dismissed without prejudice.  Plaintiff were given 30
days to file an amended complaint to cure the deficiencies.


A copy of Judge Salas's opinion and order dated December 29, 2014,
is available at http://is.gd/zYsHPhfrom Leagle.com.

ELLIOT REED, Plaintiff, represented by JEFFREY W. HERRMANN --
jwh@njlawfirm.com -- COHN, LIFLAND, PEARLMAN, HERRMANN & KNOPF,
LLC

MICHAEL ASTA, individually and on behalf of others similarly
situated, Plaintiff, represented by JEFFREY W. HERRMANN --
jwh@njlawfirm.com -- COHN, LIFLAND, PEARLMAN, HERRMANN & KNOPF,
LLC

THE SWATCH GROUP (US) INC., a Delaware corporation, Defendant,
represented by ANDREW LOWE O'CONNOR -- aoconnor@nagelrice.com --
ROBERT H. SOLOMON -- rsolomon@nagelrice.com -- at NAGEL RICE, LLP


SYNGENTA CORP: Jack Class Suit Consolidated in MIR162 Corn MDL
--------------------------------------------------------------
The class action lawsuit styled Jack H. Winslow Farms, Inc., et
al. v. Syngenta AG, et al., Case No. 4:15-cv-00016, was
transferred from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District
of North Carolina to the U.S. District Court for the District of
Kansas (Kansas City).  The Kansas District Court Clerk assigned
Case No. 2:15-cv-02582-JWL-JPO to the proceeding.

The lawsuit is consolidated in the multidistrict litigation known
as In re: Syngenta AG MIR162 Corn Litigation, MDL No. 2:14-md-
02591-JWL-JPO.

The cases concern the Syngenta defendants' alleged decision to
commercialize corn seeds containing a genetically modified trait,
known as "MIR162," that reportedly controls certain insects.  Corn
with this trait has entered U.S. corn stocks but has not been
approved for import by the Chinese government, which has imposed a
complete ban on U.S. corn with this trait.  The Plaintiffs are
corn growers and grain exporters, who allegedly suffered economic
losses resulting from China's refusal to accept MIR162 corn.

The Plaintiffs are represented by:

          Clinton R. Pinyan, Esq.
          Daniel F.E. Smith, Esq.
          Robert J. King, III, Esq.
          BROOKS PIERCE MCLENDON HUMPHREY & LEONARD, L.L.P.
          2000 Renaissance Plaza
          230 North Elm St.
          Greensboro, NC 27401
          Telephone: (336) 373-8850
          Facsimile: (336) 378-1001

               - and -

          Jeffrey A. Batts, Esq.
          Joseph L. Bell, Jr., Esq.
          Joseph Garriss McKellar, Esq.
          Michael R. Smith, Jr., Esq.
          BATTS, BATTS & BELL, LLP
          P. O. Drawer 8228
          103 Candlewood Rd.
          Rocky Mount, NC 27804-1228
          Telephone: (252) 977-6450
          Facsimile: (252) 972-7500
          E-mail: jabatts@battslaw.com
                  jbelljr@battslaw.com
                  jmckellar@battslaw.com
                  msmith@battslaw.com


SYNGENTA CORP: Kaffenbarger Suit Consolidated in MIR162 Corn MDL
----------------------------------------------------------------
The class action lawsuit captioned Kaffenbarger Farms, Inc. v.
Syngenta AG, et al., Case No. 3:15-cv-00022, was transferred from
the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio to the
U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas (Kansas City).  The
Kansas District Court Clerk assigned Case No. 2:15-cv-02580-JWL-
JPO to the proceeding.

The lawsuit is consolidated in the multidistrict litigation known
as In re: Syngenta AG MIR162 Corn Litigation, MDL No. 2:14-md-
02591-JWL-JPO.

The cases concern the Syngenta defendants' alleged decision to
commercialize corn seeds containing a genetically modified trait,
known as "MIR162," that reportedly controls certain insects.  Corn
with this trait has entered U.S. corn stocks but has not been
approved for import by the Chinese government, which has imposed a
complete ban on U.S. corn with this trait.  The Plaintiffs are
corn growers and grain exporters, who allegedly suffered economic
losses resulting from China's refusal to accept MIR162 corn.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Gregory R. Flax, Esq.
          MARTIN, BROWNE, HULL & HARPER, P.L.L.
          P.O. Box 1488
          Springfield, OH 45501-1488
          Telephone: (937) 324-5541
          Facsimile: (937) 325-5432
          E-mail: gflax@martinbrowne.com


TAKASHI YOSHIDA: May 27 Final Fairness Hearing on Leap Suit Deal
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District Judge Gene E.K. Pratter granted preliminary approval of a
class and collective action settlement in DEREK LEAP, Plaintiff,
v. TAKASHI YOSHIDA et al., Defendants, CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-3650,
(E.D. Penn.).

Judge Pratter's February 12, 2015 order, a copy of which is
available at http://is.gd/duChnqfrom Leagle.com, says the
Settlement Agreement defines the Class/Collective Members as "all
employees who worked at [Defendants' restuarants] Hikaru Center
City and Hikaru Manayunk from June 14, 2011 until October 5,
2014."

Under the Settlement Agreement, Defendants will pay a maximum
settlement amount of $225,000 (the "Settlement Payment"). The
Settlement Payment includes attorneys' fees and costs, awards to
Class/Collective Members who join the litigation by submitting an
Opt-In Form ("Opt-In Plaintiffs"), a $5,000 service claim to Mr.
Leap, and the cost of a claims administrator. The remainder of the
Settlement Payment after deducting attorneys' fees and costs, the
service claim, and the cost of a claims administrator (the "Net
Settlement Fund") will be paid as FLSA damages to the Opt-In
Plaintiffs on a percentage basis. Each Opt-In Plaintiff's share of
the Net Settlement Fund will be determined by multiplying the Net
Settlement Fund by the quotient of the number of hours the Opt-In
Plaintiff worked as a server at Hikaru Center City and/or Hikaru
Manayunk between June 14, 2011 and October 5, 2014, and 26,353
hours (the total number of hours that all servers worked at those
restaurants during the relevant time period). Any money that
remains from the Net Settlement Fund after payments are made will
be returned to the Defendants.

Derek Leap is preliminarily appointed Class Representative and
Jeffrey Goldman, Esq. and Alice W. Ballard, Esq. are preliminarily
appointed Class Counsel.

The Court conditionally certified the Collective as satisfying the
prerequisites of the FLSA, 29 U.S.C. Section 216(b).

Class counsel is permitted to file a motion for attorneys' fees,
costs, and expenses. Class counsel is seeking up to $75,000 in
attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses, to be paid from the
Settlement Fund. Any such motion must be filed no later than May
6, 2015, said Judge Pratter.

Any Motion for Final Approval or other memoranda regarding the
approval of the settlement or in response to objections will be
filed no later than May 6, 2015.

A Final Fairness Hearing will be held at 11:00 a.m. on May 27,
2015, in Courtroom 10B, United States Courthouse, 601 Market
Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

The notice will provide that Class/Collective Members may respond
in writing to the motion for attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses
and any other briefing submitted by the parties no later than May
20, 2015.

DEREK LEAP, Plaintiff, represented by ALICE W. BALLARD --
awbaflard@awballard.com -- LAW OFFICE OF ALICE W. BALLARD, PC &
JEFFREY E. GOLDMAN -- jeff@jgoldmanlaw.com

TAKASHI YOSHIDA, Defendant, represented by MALCOLM S. GOULD --
mgould@sanddlawyers.com -- SILVERANG DONOHOE ROSENZWEIG & HALTZMAN
LLC & MARK S. HALTZMAN -- mhaltzman@sanddlawyers.com -- SILVERANG
& DONOHOE LLC.

T.B. YOSHIDA INC., Defendant, represented by MALCOLM S. GOULD,
SILVERANG DONOHOE ROSENZWEIG & HALTZMAN LLC & MARK S. HALTZMAN,
SILVERANG & DONOHOE LLC.

TNM CORPORATION, Defendant, represented by MALCOLM S. GOULD,
SILVERANG DONOHOE ROSENZWEIG & HALTZMAN LLC.


TOLEDO, OHIO: State Supreme Court Flips Ruling in Traffic Suit
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The Supreme Court of Ohio reversed the judgment of the Court of
Appeals and remanded the action to the trial court in the appealed
case entitled WALKER, APPELLEE, v. THE CITY OF TOLEDO ET AL.,
APPELLANTS, NO. 2013-1277 (Ohio)

In 2008, the city of Toledo enacted Toledo Municipal Code (TMC)
313.12, authorizing an automated traffic-law-enforcement system
that assesses civil penalties against a vehicle's owner for
speeding and red-light violations. The enforcement apparatus
includes a camera and a vehicle sensor and automatically produces
photos, video, or digital images of vehicles violating these
traffic laws.  Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc., provides the
equipment and shares the revenue with Toledo.

Bradley Walker, received a notice of liability for a traffic
violation under TMC 313.12, and he paid the city $120, without
pursuing an administrative appeal. He then filed a class-action
complaint against Toledo and Redflex for unjust enrichment,
seeking their disgorgement of all civil penalties. The complaint
asserted that TMC 313.12 is unconstitutional because it usurps the
jurisdiction of the municipal court, is unconstitutionally vague,
and violates due process. The City of Toledo and Redflex filed
motions to dismiss for failure to state a claim for which relief
can be granted pursuant to Civ.R. 12(B)(6), which the trial court
granted.

Walker appealed, and the Sixth District Court of Appeals reversed,
holding that TMC 313.12 is an unconstitutional violation of
Article IV, Section 1 of the Ohio Constitution. The court held
that without the express approval of the General Assembly, Toledo
had divested the Toledo Municipal Court of the power granted to it
by the legislature in R.C. 1901.20. Toledo and Reflex appealed on
the issue whether Toledo's civil administrative enforcement of its
traffic ordinances violates the Ohio Constitution or R.C. 1901.20.

Justice Kennedy reversed the judgment of the court of appeals with
regard to its holding that the ordinance infringes upon the
jurisdiction of the municipal court, and remanded the matter to
the trial court.

A copy of Justice Kennedy's opinion dated December 18, 2014, is
available at http://is.gd/PvrvZNfrom Leagle.com.

Mayle, Ray & Mayle, L.L.C., Andrew R. Mayle, Jeremiah S. Ray, and
Ronald J. Mayle; and Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A., and John T.
Murray, for appellee

Adam W. Loukx, Toledo Law Director, and Eileen M. Granata; and
Crabbe, Brown & James, L.L.P., Andy Douglas, Larry H. James, and
Jeffrey D. Houser, for appellant city of Toledo

Bricker & Eckler, L.L.P., Quintin F. Lindsmith, James P. Schuck,
and Sommer L. Sheely, for appellant Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc.
Baker & Hostetler, L.L.P., Gregory V. Mersol, and Chris Bator; and
Barbara A. Langhenry, Cleveland Director of Law, and Gary S.
Singletary and John Mills, Assistant Directors of Law, urging
reversal for amici curiae Xerox State & Local Solutions, Inc., and
city of Cleveland

Frost Brown Todd, L.L.C., Philip K. Hartmann, Yazan S. Ashrawi,
and Stephen J. Smith; John Gotherman;Jennifer S. Gams, Assistant
City Attorney, Columbus; and John C. Musto, Assistant City
Attorney, Dayton, urging reversal for amici curiae the Ohio
Municipal League, the city of Columbus, and the city of Dayton.
Ronald Riley, East Cleveland Law Director; and Squire Sanders,
L.L.P., Richard S. Gurbst, and F. Maximilian Czernin, urging
reversal for amici curiae city of East Cleveland and American
Traffic Solutions, Inc

Richard C. Pfeiffer Jr., Columbus City Attorney, and Jennifer S.
Gams and Janet Hill Arbogast, Assistant City Attorneys, urging
reversal for amicus curiae city of Columbus.
Freda J. Levenson, Jennifer Martinez Atzberger, and Drew S.
Dennis, urging affirmance for amicus curiae American Civil
Liberties Union of Ohio Foundation

Maurice A. Thompson, urging affirmance for amici curiae 1851
Center for Constitutional Law; State Representatives Dale Mallory,
John Adams, Ron Maag, John Becker, Matt Lynch, Rick Perales, Terry
Boose, Margaret Conditt, Terry Blair, Richard Adams, Bob Hacket,
Peter Stautberg, Cliff Rosenberger, Mike Dovilla, Tim Derickson,
Dave Hall, Alicia Reece, Louis Blessing III, Bill Patmon, Peter
Beck, and John Barnes; and State Senators Kris Jordan, Shannon
Jones, Joseph Uecker, Tom Patton, Jonathan Ecklund, Timothy
Schaffer, and William Seitz


UNIQUE VACATIONS: Has Sent Unsolicited Facsimiles, Action Claims
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Ameri-Alarm & Security Consultants, Ltd., a Michigan corporation,
individually and as the representative of a class of similarly
situated persons v. Unique Vacations, Inc. and John Does 1-10,
Case No. 2:15-cv-10528 (E.D. Mich., February 10, 2015), seeks to
stop the Defendants' practice of sending unsolicited facsimiles.

Unique Vacations, Inc. is a travel agency with its principal place
of business in Miami, Florida.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Brian J. Wanca, Esq.
      Ryan M. Kelly, Esq
      ANDERSON + WANCA
      3701 Algonquin Road, Suite 760
      Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
      Telephone: (847) 368-1500
      Facsimile: (847) 368-1501
      E-mail: bwanca@andersonwanca.com
              rkelly@andersonwanca.com

          - and -

      Jason J. Thompson, Esq.
      SOMMERS SCHWARTZ
      2000 Town Center, Suite 900
      Southfield, MI 48075
      Telephone: (248) 355-0300
      Facsimile: (248) 436-8453
      E-mail: jthompson@sommerspc.com


WAL-MART STORES: Faces "Jones" in Ark. Over Product Misbranding
---------------------------------------------------------------
Karen Jones, on behalf of herself and all others similarly
situated v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., and Doe Defendants 1-10, Case
No. 4:15-cv-00085 (E.D. Ark., February 10, 2015), alleges that the
Defendants' Spring Valley brand herbal supplements, including
gingko biloba, St. John's wort, ginseng, garlic, echinacea, and
saw palmetto are mislabeled products because they lacks the
integral ingredient listed on the product label. Instead, each
contains contaminants, substitutes and fillers that are not
identified on the product label.

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is multinational retail corporation that
operates a chain of discount department stores and warehouse
stores.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Randall K. Pulliam, Esq.
      CARNEY BATES & PULLIAM, PLLC
      11311 Arcade Drive, Suite 200
      Little Rock, AR 72212
      Telephone: (501) 312-8500
      Facsimile: (501) 312-8505
      E-mail: rpulliam@cbplaw.com

         - and -

      Shane T. Rowley, Esq.
      Courtney E. Maccarone, Esq.
      LEVI & KORSINSKY, LLP
      30 Broad Street, 24th Floor
      New York, NY 10004
      Telephone: (212) 363-7500
      Facsimile: (866) 367-6510
      E-mail: srowley@zlk.com
              cmaccarone@zlk.com

         - and -

      Shannon L. Hopkins, Esq.
      Nancy A. Kulesa, Esq.
      Stephanie Bartone, Esq.
      733 Summer St., Suite 304
      Stamford, CT 06901
      Telephone: (212) 363-7500
      Facsimile: (866) 367-6510
      E-Mail: shopkins@zlk.com
              nkulesa@zlk.com
              sbartone@zlk.com


WAL-MART STORES: Pa. Supreme Court Affirms $187MM Jury Verdict
--------------------------------------------------------------
Kim M. Watterson and Richard Heppner Jr. of Reed Smith's
Pittsburgh office, in an article for, Law.com, report that the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently affirmed a $187 million jury
award to a class of Pennsylvania Wal-Mart employees in Braun v.
Wal-Mart Stores, No. 32 EAP 2012, __ A.3d ___ (Pa. 2014).
Commenters have suggested Braun conflicts with the U.S. Supreme
Court's holding in Wal-Mart Stores v. Dukes, 131 S.Ct. 2541
(2011), that a class may be certified only when the individual
class members' claims are susceptible to common proof without
reliance on statistical evidence.

Although federal and Pennsylvania law impose similar requirements
for proceeding as a class, including the commonality requirement,
Dukes and Braun seem to diverge in their approaches to
commonality.  But do their holdings actually conflict? While the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and related case law do not
control state-court proceedings, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
examined Dukes and apparently found it compatible with the holding
in Braun.

To understand whether Dukes and Braun diverge (and, if so, why),
it is important not to read either case too broadly, carefully
distinguishing their holdings and rationales.  First, on close
examination, Dukes does not necessarily bar -- and Braun does not
necessarily permit -- statistical evidence in every case. Instead,
both decisions turned on the link (or lack thereof) between the
specific claims and evidence at issue.  Second, the Dukes and
Braun plaintiffs relied on statistical evidence to prove different
elements -- liability in Dukes and damages in Braun.  Third, the
questions on appeal -- and arguably the appellate analysis itself
-- differed because the appeals arose from different kinds of
orders: Dukes from an interlocutory class-certification order;
Braun from a final judgment.

A look at these differences may provide guidance for parties
facing class actions in Pennsylvania state court and show that
Braun does not entirely foreclose defendants from pressing the
Dukes rationale.

Individual Discriminatory Acts vs. Company Policies

The differences between the liability theories underlying the
class claims in Dukes and Braun might account for the courts'
different views on the use of statistical evidence.  In Dukes, the
U.S. Supreme Court held that a nationwide class of 1.6 million
Wal-Mart employees alleging gender discrimination could not be
certified because the class claims were not based on common
questions of law or fact.  The court rejected the plaintiffs'
argument that commonality existed because Wal-Mart's allegedly
biased "corporate culture" made every class member a "victim of
one common discriminatory practice."  The court reasoned that the
plaintiffs' proffered statistical analysis was "worlds away from
'significant proof' that Wal-Mart operated under a general policy
of discrimination," especially given Wal-Mart's anti-
discrimination policies and policy allowing individual managers to
make individual pay and promotion decisions, "just the opposite of
a uniform employment practice that would provide the commonality
needed for a class action."

In Braun, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a $187 million
jury award to a class of 187,979 Wal-Mart workers who claimed Wal-
Mart denied them promised paid rest breaks in violation of their
contracts and state wage laws.  Wal-Mart argued that, after Dukes,
the plaintiffs could not use statistical evidence to prove Wal-
Mart caused the class members to miss their promised breaks.  But
Braun distinguished between the Dukes allegations -- based on a
nebulous corporate culture that allegedly caused individual store
managers to discriminate on the basis of gender -- and the Braun
allegations, based on Wal-Mart policies that allegedly pressured
store managers to take actions that denied employees their breaks.
Pointing to this distinction, Braun held the plaintiffs had
produced classwide liability evidence in the form of Wal-Mart
break and scheduling policies, and internal audits showing the
average number of missed breaks for Wal-Mart employees nationwide
over part of the class period.  Braun treated this as direct, not
statistical, evidence and held it was "sufficient to support the
fact-finder's determination that there was an extensive pattern of
discrepancies between" breaks earned and breaks taken.  Thus,
Braun did not authorize the use of statistical evidence in all
circumstances, but instead found that the plaintiffs offered
direct evidence of a classwide discrepancy.  And, given that
evidence, Braun concluded that the classwide liability finding
could stand because both parties "had ample opportunity to . . .
show that the discrepancies were or were not evidence of classwide
wage-and-hour violations."

Liability vs. Damages

Braun explained that the plaintiffs' statistical evidence was
relevant primarily to damages, not to liability (as it was in
Dukes).  That difference figured into Braun's holding that Wal-
Mart had not been subjected to "trial by formula," in
contravention of Dukes.

Wal-Mart argued in Braun that the plaintiffs impermissibly proved
classwide liability -- that Wal-Mart had systematically denied
breaks to the entire class over the entire class period -- based
on evidence showing, at most, that some plaintiffs had missed
breaks during part of the class period.  Current Chief Justice
Thomas G. Saylor, who dissented, agreed, explaining that the
plaintiffs presented only individual testimony from a few
employees and incomplete records, and then relied on "gross
generalizations and assumptions which permitted the simple
averaging and extrapolations offered up by [the plaintiffs']
expert witnesses" to support the conclusion that any discrepancy
between breaks earned and breaks taken "reflected rest breaks
forgone on account of payroll pressure exerted from the Wal-Mart
boardroom."  But the Braun majority disagreed, holding that the
plaintiffs' proof was not "trial by formula" because the
"extrapolation evidence" was used to determine "the amount of
damages" for the class, not liability, which was permissible under
Comcast v. Behrend, 133 S.Ct. 1426 (2013).

Appeal From Final Judgment vs. Class Certification Order

Dukes involved an appeal from a class certification order, while
Braun involved an appeal from a final judgment.  Given this
difference, the questions on appeal were slightly different: Dukes
asked whether the class claim was susceptible to common proof at
trial, while Braun asked whether the plaintiffs actually produced
common proof at trial.

Theoretically, that distinction should not make a significant
difference -- if anything, the former seems easier to show than
the latter.  But, in practice, the different procedural postures
might have led to the divergence in results because it often is
more difficult to convince an appellate court to overturn a
judgment after a jury trial than to overturn a judge's
interlocutory ruling.  Thus, it would make sense -- and surely be
more economical -- to push for an immediate appeal from a class
certification order. But, in practice, class actions in
Pennsylvania courts usually get to the appellate court only after
final judgment, as in Braun.  In federal court, a party may
petition the appellate court for an immediate appeal from a class
certification order, without seeking the trial court's permission.
By contrast, in Pennsylvania, class certification orders are
treated like any other interlocutory order, and parties must first
seek leave from the trial court before petitioning the appellate
court.  Leave to appeal is rarely granted because they are "the
type of interlocutory order which is not usually appealable," as
in Pincus v. Mutual Assurance, 321 A.2d 906, 908 (Pa. 1974).

Looking Forward

While Braun will not necessarily open the floodgates, it probably
will encourage plaintiffs to file more class actions in
Pennsylvania court, and it poses new questions and considerations
for defendants.

First, removal (when federal subject-matter jurisdiction exists)
always is an option if it appears the defendant will fare better
under Dukes.  Whether that is so depends on the claims and the
statistical evidence likely to be presented.  Are the claims
susceptible to or dependent on proof by statistical means? For
liability or only for damages? What such evidence is available?

Second, if the case proceeds in state court, the same questions
are relevant when deciding whether to rely on Dukes to oppose
class certification.  At least for some kinds of claims, Braun
leaves room to argue that the Dukes rationale applies at the
certification stage because the claims are not susceptible to
statistical proof.

Third, if a class is certified, it is worth considering seeking an
immediate appeal, even though the odds of getting appellate review
might be slim.  Trial courts sometimes can be persuaded to certify
class certification orders for appeal, and appellate courts
sometimes will accept the appeal even if the trial court has not
certified its order, as in Foust v. Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation Authority, 756 A.2d 112 (Pa. Commw. Ct. 2000).

Fourth, if the case proceeds to trial, defendants should consider
moving to limit any statistical evidence to the damages phase.
Given Braun's approval of the use of statistical evidence to
determine damages -- but Dukes' admonition against using it to
prove classwide liability -- it might be possible to convince a
trial court that bifurcation is necessary to prevent statistical
evidence from influencing a jury's view on liability questions.

In sum, Braun is not a wholesale endorsement of the use of
statistical evidence to prove class claims.  Defendants should
scrutinize the nature of the claims and the statistical evidence
proffered at every stage of the proceeding, examining whether the
circumstances at hand are more like Braun or Dukes.


WALGREEN CO: Sued for Misbranding "Finest Nutrition" Supplements
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Russell Marks, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. Walgreen Co., an Illinois Corporation, Duane Reade
Inc., a Delaware Corporation, and "John Doe" Defendants 1-100,
names and addresses unknown, Case No. 1:15-cv-01016 (S.D.N.Y.,
February 11, 2015) is a consumer action brought against the
Defendants for allegedly misbranding some of their "Finest
Nutrition" supplements by not accurately identifying all
ingredients in the product or giving the amount of such
ingredients.

Walgreen Co. is a foreign business corporation organized and
existing under the laws of Illinois, and with its principal place
of business in Deerfield, Illinois.  Duane Reade Inc. is a foreign
business corporation organized in Delaware and headquartered in
Deerfield.  The names of the Doe Defendants are unknown.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

          Joseph A. Fitapelli, Esq.
          Brian S. Schaffer, Esq.
          Nicholas P. Melito, Esq.
          FITAPELLI & SCHAFFER, LLP
          475 Park Avenue South, 12th Floor
          New York, NY 10016
          Telephone: (212) 300-0375


WALGREEN CO: Faces "Hollis" Suit Over Product Misbranding
---------------------------------------------------------
John Hollis, individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated v. Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. and Walgreen Company,
Case No. 1:15-cv-01265 (N.D. Ill., February 10, 2015), alleges
that the Defendants' Finest Nutrition Gingko Biloba, Finest
Nutrition St. John's Wort, Finest Nutrition Ginseng and Finest
Nutrition Echinacea are mislabeled products because they lacks the
integral ingredient listed on the product label. Instead, each
contains contaminants, substitutes and fillers that are not
identified on the product label.

The Defendants own and operate a pharmacy and drug retail chain
with more than 8,000 locations across the country.

The Plaintiff is represented by:

      Elizabeth Hoskins Dow, Esq.
      Patrick O. Muench, Esq.
      BAILEY & GLASSER, LLP
      3601 McDonough Street
      Joliet, IL 60435
      Telephone: (815) 730-8213
      Facsimile: (304) 342-1110
      E-mail: ldow@baileyglasser.com
              pmuench@baileyglasser.com

         - and -

      Michael L. Murphy, Esq.
      Gregory Y. Porter, Esq.
      BAILEY & GLASSER, LLP
      910 17th Street NW, Suite 800
      Washington, D.C. 20006
      Telephone: (202) 463-2101
      Facsimile: (202) 463-2103
      E-mail: mmurphy@baileyglasser.com
              gporter@baileyglasser.com

         - and -

      John A. Yanchunis, Esq.
      Jonathan B. Cohen, Esq.
      Rachel Soffin, Esq.
      Marcio W. Valladares, Esq.
      MORGAN & MORGAN COMPLEX LITIGATION GROUP
      201 N. Franklin St., 7th Floor
      Tampa, FL 33602
      Telephone: (813) 223-5505
      Facsimile: (813) 222-2434
      E-mail: jyanchunis@forthepeople.com
              jcohen@forthepeople.com
              rsoffin@forthepeople.com
              mvalladares@forthepeople.com


WESTERN PACIFIC: Appeals Court Reversed Arbitration Order
---------------------------------------------------------
Justice Gilbert Nares of the Court of Appeals of California,
Fourth District, Division One reversed the lower court's order
denying defendant-appellant's motion to compel arbitration in the
appellate case of REBECCA RENEE GILLESPIE, Plaintiff and
Respondent, v. WESTERN PACIFIC HOUSING MANAGEMENT, INC., Defendant
and Appellant, NO. D066354 (Cal. Ct.)

Western Pacific Housing Management, Inc. is a homebuilding company
based in Texas that builds homes in California. Plaintiff Rebecca
Renee Gillespie was hired and employed by Western Pacific in 2006
as a sales representative in Southern California selling homes.
Upon her employment plaintiff signed a mutual arbitration
agreement (MAA) which provides that all employment-related claims,
including those related to wages will be subject to arbitration.

In October 2007 Gillespie filed a class action lawsuit on behalf
of herself and all individuals employed by Western Pacific in the
position of salesperson within California from four years prior to
the filing of the action. The complaint alleged Western Pacific
improperly classified her and other salespersons as exempt from
overtime law and that, as a result, she and other salespersons did
not receive required meal and rest breaks. The complaint asserted
causes of action for violation of meal and rest break law,
penalties pursuant to Labor Code section 203, and violation of
Business and Professions Code section 17200. In November 2007
Gillespie filed a first amended complaint adding a cause of action
for violation of Labor Code section 2699. The parties thereafter
stipulated to transfer venue from Alameda County to San Bernardino
County.

Western Pacific brought a motion to compel arbitration, pursuant
to the mutual arbitration agreement (MAA). Gillespie opposed the
motion, arguing: (1) the MAA was both procedurally and
substantively unconscionable; (2) Western Pacific waived its right
to compel arbitration through unreasonable delay and use of the
judicial process, to the prejudice of Gillespie; (3) the MAA was
in violation of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and was
therefore unenforceable; (4) under the holding in Gentry, supra,
42 Cal.4th 443, the MAA would be invalidated; and (5) the MAA
barred Gillespie from acting as a private attorney general to
recover under PAGA based on the holding of Brown v. Ralphs Grocery
Co. (2011) 197 Cal.App.4th 489.

The court denied the motion finding (1) Western Pacific waived its
right to enforce the agreement by litigating the action for four
years before seeking to compel arbitration, and (2) the MAA was
unconscionable. Western Pacific appealed.

On appeal Western Pacific asserts the court erred by (1) finding
the MAA was unconscionable and (2) finding that it waived the
right to compel arbitration.

The Appellate Court reversed the lower court's order denying the
motion to compel. Justice Nares held that Western Pacific did not
waive its right to compel arbitration. The MAA is not
unconscionable and the class action waiver is enforceable.
However, the class action waiver cannot apply to Gillespie's claim
under the Private Attorneys General Act of 2004 (PAGA) (Lab. Code,
Section 2698 et seq.). The matter is remanded for further
proceedings.

A copy of Justice Nares unpublished opinion dated December 18,
2014, is available at http://is.gd/Em9p6Dfrom Leagle.com

For Defendant and Appellant:

Jack S. Sholkoff -- Catherine J. Coble --
catherine.coble@ogletreedeakins.com  -- Angel H. Ho -- Vanessa C.
Krumbein -- vanessa.krumbein@ogletreedeakins.com -- at Ogletree,
Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart

For Plaintiff and Respondent:

Eric B. Kingsley -- eric@kingsleykingsley.com -- Darren M. Cohen
-- dcohenlaw@sbcglobal.net -- Liane Katzenstein Ly --
iane@kingsleykingsley.com -- Kelsey M. Szamet --
kelsey@kingsleykingsley.com  -- at Kingsley and Kingsley

The Fourth District panel consists of Acting Presiding Justice
Richard D. Huffman and Justices Alex C. McDonald and Gilbert
Nares.


ZOND LLC: Judge Recommends Partial Dismissal of TSMC Suit
---------------------------------------------------------
Magistrate Judge Christopher J. Burke of the District of Delaware
recommends approval, in part, of the defendant's motion to dismiss
in the case TSMC TECHNOLOGY, INC., TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED and TSMC NORTH AMERICA CORP.,
Plaintiffs, v. ZOND, LLC, Defendant, CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-721-LPS-
CJB (D. Del.).

Plaintiff Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. (TSMC
Ltd.) is a corporation organized under the laws of Taiwan, with
its headquarters in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Plaintiff TSMC Technology,
Inc. (TTI) is a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware
with a place of business in San Jose, California, and is an
indirect subsidiary of TSMC Ltd. Plaintiff TSMC North American
Corp. is a corporation organized under the laws of California,
with a place of business in San Jose, California, and is a
subsidiary of TSMC Ltd.

Zond is a limited liability company organized under the laws of
Delaware. It has its principal place of business in Mansfield,
Massachusetts. Zond is the owner of the various patents, United
States Patent Nos. 6,806,651 (the 651 Patent), 6,896,773 (the 773
Patent), 6,896,775 (the 775 Patent), 6,903,511 (the 511 Patent),
7,095,179 (the 179 Patent), and 7,446,479 (the 479 Patent),
collectively known as the Group Two Patents.

Zond filed seven actions against seven different defendants or
sets of defendants in the United States District Court for the
District of Massachusetts. In each case, Zond alleged infringement
of seven of Zond's patents. Although the number and identity of
the defendants changed during the case, those defendants
eventually came to include TSMC Ltd. and TSMC NA. Zond focused its
infringement allegations on certain TSMC products manufactured
using unique manufacturing processes.

On June 2, 2014, the First TSMC Massachusetts Action was
administratively closed, due to pending inter partes review
proceedings occurring before the United States Patent and
Trademark Office (PTO). On June 5, 2014, counsel for Zond sent a
letter addressed to TSMC Ltd.

Instead of reaching out to Zond's counsel, TSMC et al. commenced
an action seeking declaratory judgment that they do not infringe,
directly or indirectly, each of the Group Two Patents. On July 8,
2014, Zond filed the Motion to Dismiss.

Magistrate Judge Burke recommends that defendant's motion to
dismiss be granted-in-part.  A copy of Magistrate Judge Burke's
report and recommendation dated January 8, 2015, is available at
http://is.gd/WSbc58from Leagle.com.

TSMC Technology Inc., Plaintiff, represented by  Richard L. Renck
-- RLRenck@duanemorris.com -- Aleksander J. Goranin --
AGoranin@duanemorris.com -- Anthony J. Fitzpatrick --
AJFitzpatrick@duanemorris.com -- David C. Dotson --
DCDotson@duanemorris.com -- L. Norwood Jameson --
WJameson@duanemorris.com -- Patricia R. Rich --
PRich@duanemorris.com -- Richard C. Kim -- RCKim@duanemorris.com -
- Robert Terry Parker -- tparker@duanemorris.com - at Duane Morris
LLP

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited and TSMC North
America Corp., Plaintiffs, represented by Richard L. Renck --
RLRenck@duanemorris.com -- at Duane Morris LLP

Zond LLC, Defendant, represented by Etai Lahav -- Richard D. Kirk
-- RKirk@bayardlaw.com -- Sara E. Bussiere --
sbussiere@bayardlaw.com -- Stephen B. Brauerman --
sbrauerman@bayardlaw.com -- Vanessa Ribeiro Tiradentes --
VTiradentes@bayardlaw.com -- at Bayard, P.A.


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